I’ve been using pop os for the past few months and I’ve fallen in love with its snapping window manager.
I have a 4K screen plus the laptop (xps 13).
I can have two browsers open, then my ide. And then terminal on the laptop screen.
And I can easily slide the divider between the ide and browsers as necessary based on what requires the most space at the time.
Only issues I’ve run into is being able to move multiple stacked windows to a new location, all at once. I probably just haven’t found the right shortcut.
It’s not exactly what you’re talking about, as the browsers are independent, but I’d be keen to see new browsing options like that.
Sway (and i3?) actually has the notion of containers, which can contain multiple windows and can be selected and manipulated as a unit.
It works nicely. The only thing that I haven't automated yet is that I have a rather specific workspace layout on my 4k screen and converting it from/to a laptop-screen workspace when unplugged takes a few steps.
I’ve been using pop os for the past few months and I’ve fallen in love with its snapping window manager.
I have a 4K screen plus the laptop (xps 13).
I can have two browsers open, then my ide. And then terminal on the laptop screen.
And I can easily slide the divider between the ide and browsers as necessary based on what requires the most space at the time.
Only issues I’ve run into is being able to move multiple stacked windows to a new location, all at once. I probably just haven’t found the right shortcut.
It’s not exactly what you’re talking about, as the browsers are independent, but I’d be keen to see new browsing options like that.