Tor Hedin Brønner

Hehe, yeah, it's entirely possible to not use `Alt+Tab` much, but it can be quite useful to get quickly get back to a previous window after navigating long distances. A...

@gustavo-hms, you'll have to check out the `virtual-tiling-playground` branch for it to work (`git checkout virtual-tiling-playground`). You'll then have to restart gnome-shell (`Alt-F2 restart` on X11 and logout/login on Wayland)....

Another workspace could be an ad-hoc fix, but one of the goals we try to achieve is having a meaningful separation between workspaces, ie. a workspace should be able to...

That's no good :/ I'm not on 3.38.3 yet, but will try to get the time to get a build running and fixing the problem.

Yeah, we've thought about adding something like this. Would be cool :) An ad-hoc way to achieve something like this which I sometimes use: - navigate to the desired window...

I simple version might not be too much work as the [alt-tab navigator](https://github.com/paperwm/PaperWM/blob/clutter-dnd/liveAltTab.js#L102-L128) already does most of the work. So eg. adding new actions or just detecting «ctrl» in the...

Not that I'm aware of unfortunately.

Not KDE, but there's apparently some work on a stand-alone wayland window-manager inspired by paperwm here: https://gitlab.com/cardboardwm/cardboard

Yeah, it could be nice. @olejorgenb made a prototype here https://github.com/paperwm/PaperWM/issues/113 The main issue is how it interacts with other elements that reacts to scroll in the topbar, eg. the...

> Using topbar to scroll workspace only We support scrolling on the workspace name to change workspace. > And hold meta down to scroll windows left/right with mouse scroll wheel....