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The original was posted on /r/fedora by /u/Domyf on 2025-02-09 19:38:46+00:00.
Hey r/Fedora I’m the developer of Tiling Shell, a GNOME extension for advanced window management. It’s highly configurable and offers different ways of tiling and managing your windows. The focus is on delivering the best user experience, highest stability, and full customization. Give it a try, I’m curious to know your opinion about it! Link for download.
It also works with multiple monitors (even if they use different scaling factors), comes with a number of tiling layouts built-in, but there is a layout editor to allow you to create and save customs layouts.
Tiling Shell also features the Snap Assistant, borrowed from Windows 11: just move a window to the top with your mouse, the Snap Assistant slides in and you can place the window where you want and how you want.
- I’ve implemented automatic tiling as well
- Fully customizable keyboard shortcuts to tile, move windows, change focus and more
- You can also move the window to the edge of the screen to tile it
- Right click on the window title to place the window where you want and how you want it
- Windows suggestions: after tiling a window you get suggestions for other windows to fill the remaining tiles
There are other features but the list is too long for a short reddit post. Tiling Shell supports GNOME Shell 42 to 48 on X11 and Wayland. See you on for documentation, demonstration videos, feature requests and bug fixes!