Full window manager including specific layouts for docking and undocking laptops

[jcotton42]

This was mentioned in the README so I'm creating the issue as it sounds like a neat idea to me

I'm assuming this would allow for more flexible window arrangements than the current quadrant snapping, etc.

[dsafa]

It would also be nice to have support for a tiling window manager

[kiedtl]

It would also be nice to have support for a tiling window manager

Long live i3, dwm, and all the other tiling wms!

[lexxdark]

Also if this would be supported for remote desktop clients depending on the size/number of screens for the remote desktop session, it would be awesome

[Dilski]

100% for this, here is a reddit thread with some existing tilers for windows. i3-like windows management would be a dream in.... windows

[myronu]

I cannot stand how when I undock my laptop all of my windows jump to the laptop monitor. When I dock again they don't return to their assigned monitor. Solve that problem and this will instantly become my favorite feature.

[jaimecbernardo]

An issue specific for a tiling Window Manager was created in #37
Discussion about this specific form of window management should be had there.

[dglinder]

I cannot stand how when I undock my laptop all of my windows jump to the laptop monitor. When I dock again they don't return to their assigned monitor. Solve that problem and this will instantly become my favorite feature.

My problem is similar but the windows that were on different screens do NOT get pulled onto the laptop monitor. They continue to exist and run way off the screen. As a hack I can ALT-Tab to them, then press Windows+SpaceBar, then press "M" to invoke the move option to let me use the arrow keys. It works about 50% of the time, assuming I can determine where I need to blindly move the window.

Having a hotkey that would re-center all windows on the current active screen (and possibly remember when I re-dock my laptop) would be a great help.

[murraymc]

I currently use AutoHotKey to reposition all my main apps to the desired screen and size, set to Win+Alt+W. Not Ideal, not 100% reliable (occasionally have to run it twice) but better than manually doing it every single time.

[WestXu]

The most promising modern window tilling manager for windows I've seen so far is this one named MaxTo. Not perfect or free, but nice.

[GingerGraham]

+1 for this!