Made a tiling manager Linux-XFCE to roughly copy Snap-Layout in Windows

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Made is a tiling window manager for Linux XFCE that replicates Windows Snap Layout functionality. It allows users to quickly arrange open windows into preset tile patterns, similar to Windows' built-in feature. The tool is designed for XFCE desktop users who want streamlined window management. The creator acknowledges this is an experimental project and welcomes feedback for improvement rather than aiming for broad adoption.

written from the facts on this page · September 2026

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A very rough imitation of "Snap-Layout" feature (-of Windows) in Linux Xfce (as a Tiling Manager) - Karvy-Singh/YaTM-ish

git clone https://github.com/Karvy-Singh/YATM-ish.git cd YATM-ish chmod +x install.sh ./install.sh chmod +x run.sh # to be done only for the initial setup ./run.sh # use it everytime to trigger the TM Press number keys to select the desiredfrom github.com

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