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    Phoronix: System76's COSMIC Desktop Enhancing Its Auto-Tiling

    As part of Linux hardware vendor System76's ongoing work around their COSMIC desktop for their Pop!_OS Linux distribution, recently their development team has been working on enhancing the automatic window tiling capabilities...

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  • #2
    being able to swap between tiling and normal usage is one of the best features easily that im looking forwards to

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    • #3
      The current implementation of cosmic-comp already supports per-workspace tiling, so you can have floating windows on a floating workspace and tiled windows on tiled workspaces.

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      • #4
        Can’t wait for a release. It looks very promising.
        I hope S76 will be top notch at pixel perfection and workflows refinements.
        I also pray for a lot of CONSISTENCY, thing that opensource doesn’t do well enough in general.

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        • #5
          I haven't used this, and i3/Sway was just too much of a PITA to customize and learn, but I do have times when I wish I could use a tiling WM that had all the features of GNOME. Perhaps GNOME can learn from this and have a tiling mode. I know there's a lot of hate for GNOME, but it seems to have the most comprehensive set of underlying services for daily-driving with Wayland.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by mangeek View Post
            I haven't used this, and i3/Sway was just too much of a PITA to customize and learn, but I do have times when I wish I could use a tiling WM that had all the features of GNOME. Perhaps GNOME can learn from this and have a tiling mode. I know there's a lot of hate for GNOME, but it seems to have the most comprehensive set of underlying services for daily-driving with Wayland.
            Well, actually, I find Plasma to work much better and much more consistently with Wayland, compared to Gnome.
            With Gnome, I can't play Proton games correctly when using the Wayland session, whereas I don't have any issue when using Plasma on Wayland.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by rmfx View Post
              Can’t wait for a release. It looks very promising.
              I hope S76 will be top notch at pixel perfection and workflows refinements.
              I also pray for a lot of CONSISTENCY, thing that opensource doesn’t do well enough in general.
              The inconsistency of Windows settings drives me nuts at work

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              • #8
                Originally posted by slalomsk8er View Post

                The inconsistency of Windows settings drives me nuts at work
                I haven't touched Windows in over 10 years. Does it still have the dreadful Registry?

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                • #9
                  If only they added workspace grid I would be switching to COSMIC right away.

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by sarmad View Post

                    I haven't touched Windows in over 10 years. Does it still have the dreadful Registry?
                    Yes and the mmc, the Control Panel and new settings apps that look like phone/tablet apps. But it got usable as they provide PowerToys and finally a usable terminal app and also a Linux kernel in WSL2. But I still prefer to connect to my Debian workstation to get stuff done.
                    Last edited by slalomsk8er; 16 June 2023, 07:22 AM.

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