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    Phoronix: GNOME 3.26 Getting Better Half-Tiling Support

    Georges Stavracas has been hacking away on better half-tiling support in GNOME Shell / Mutter and is working towards quarter-tiling functionality...

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  • #2
    heh, being able to resize windows together is nifty (although I suspect that tiling window manager users will not be that impressed)

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    • #3
      Is it me, or does the client area lag behind the title bar?

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      • #4
        At last! Now if nautilus gets typeahead search again, I might switch to Gnome :P

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        • #5
          Originally posted by ThanosRules View Post
          At last! Now if nautilus gets typeahead search again, I might switch to Gnome :P
          That will never happen. Ubuntu has patched that in for years so it's not like there haven't been a well tested, working, patch available. It's just that the Gnome devs are the most stubborn people in the world and they have decided that searching for files should take a long time.
          Oh, and Ubuntu have given up on maintaining that patch now together with dropping Unity so soon there will be no working patch available.

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          • #6
            Originally posted by ThanosRules View Post
            At last! Now if nautilus gets typeahead search again, I might switch to Gnome :P
            Don't know about typeahead, but this is somthing I would miss if switching to Gnome.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by ThanosRules View Post
              At last! Now if nautilus gets typeahead search again, I might switch to Gnome :P
              You can always remove Nautilus and install Nemo.

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              • #8
                It surprises me that GNOME would be behind in this, given that GNOME 2 was often shipped with compiz. Quarter-tiling has been available in compiz for years via the "grid" plugin when using 4 open windows. Works best with the 0.9 series but works in 0.8 (compiz-reloaded) too. With 0.9 the windows even snap back to original size when pulled away from a corner. I have them set to quarterscreen tile when dragged to a corner, and ignore being (accidently) dragged to an edge. Compiz-reloaded even has a "tile" plugin that tiles all windows when a key combination is used,

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by nazar-pc View Post

                  You can always remove Nautilus and install Nemo.
                  Yeah last time I tried Gnome (March-April) I tried really hard to use it with nautilus. After 2 weeks, I couldn't bare it so I used nemo instead. However, I had minor issues and if you take into consideration the 15 extensions which I was using in order to make Gnome usable, the performance was really bad. So, after 1 month I removed it completely and went back to mate+xfwm4 (my favorite combination). At that time nemo had an option to handle the desktop icons so this was possible, however now with nemo 3.24 I think this has been removed (I'm not sure) so it wouldn't be possible.

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                  • #10
                    yaourt nautilus-typeahead

                    Problem solved. Set the dconf key and youre good to go. been using typeahead patch since they took it out.

                    No problemo.

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