There are 4 shortcuts for simple window tiling:
Win-left: Put the window to left halfWin-right: Put the window to right halfWin-up: Put the window to (left/right) topWin-down: Put the window to (left/right) bottom
We also recorded a video for demo.
Microsoft also provides a tool called PowerToys for tuning Windows. It contains several utilities:
- FancyZones: A window manager
- Shortcut: Windows key shortcut guide
- PowerRename: Renaming tool
NOTE To use PowerToys, Windows build 17134 or higher is needed.
To find the build version of your Windows, Win-r and type winver.
Go to PowerToys Release to download and install PowerToys. See PowerToys Installation for more details.
NOTE To use FancyZones, it needs to be enabled in the setting of PowerToys where you can find the setting options for FancyZones as well, such as the shortcut to redesign FancyZones' layout.
- Select a layout by
Win-~- By default,
Win-~is used for opening FancyZones' layout setting where the layout of windows is designed.
- By default,
- Move window to a cell of the layout by dragging it with
Shiftholded- Then you can invoke automatic layout of windows by holding
Shiftwhile dragging the window you want to rearrange.
- Then you can invoke automatic layout of windows by holding
A demo video is also provided.
gTile is a GNOME Shell extension that improves window tiling capabilities of GNOME Shell.