cloning to the extensions folder in gnome, i get the extension
but i see no change in the animations, nor the tiling

I'm not sure if it's intended, but it's been a bit annoying switching between tiles and regular windowed modes if I have to individually toggle each window. It would be great if there was a universal 'toggle all' mode.

Great work so far, it's the best tiling manager I've used on Gnome yet. :)

Is there a way to increase split vertically when there is a 1 | 2 split for the 2 windows? (Similar to using Super+l or Super+h but vertically)
I know you can do it when you change the layout type, but the vertical layout works for me better
Great extension btw! 👍

Hello! I found your extension and really like it. I modified your extension, fixed a minor issue with the layout and changed the way the layouts behave.

Tilingnome_custom

Would you consider adding this new behaviors to the currents layouts.

Cheers!
Luis Enrique.

This is a feature request.

Expected behavior

When a program opens a popup window for e.g. its options, the window should not be tiled.

Actual behavior

Every windows, no matter how small or what type, gets tiled.

Steps to reproduce the behavior

Open any application which has menu options in a separate window (e.g. Gnome tweaks -> Extensions' options)

(Recommended) GNOME version

3.32 (Fedora Silverblue 30)

Expected behavior

Working extension

Actual behavior

Does not work, even with version check disabled settings crash

Steps to reproduce the behavior

Just enable the extension

(Recommended) GNOME version

40

(Recommended) Relevant info in journalctl /usr/bin/gnome-shell

When I try to install following github instruction I get the message:

gnome-shell-extension-tool is deprecated, use gnome-extensions instead

I think you need to change your instructions a little.

Thanks.

Expected behavior

Extension starts up.

Actual behavior

Extension throws an error "No JS module 'Tweener' found in search path".

Steps to reproduce the behavior

This came with a pretty big update for Manjaro and Gnome, but I didn't track down the package that broke it.

(Recommended) GNOME version

3.38.1-1

The issue seems to be because of the path change for Tweener. It is no longer 'imports.ui.tweener' but rather 'imports.tweener.tweener'. Tried changing that import line on my system and the extension works as expected.

Expected behavior

Window tiled state is remembered between the screen being locked and unlocked

Actual behavior

All windows become untiled (I have to manually trigger "Toggle Tile" on all my tiled windows after unlocking the screen)

Steps to reproduce the behavior

1. Set "Auto Tile Window Types" to []
2. Open 3 windows
3. Tile them all using Super+X on all of them.
4. Lock the screen
5. Unlock the screen
6. Try using any of the tiling window shortcuts (Super+Shift+Return for instance) -- none of them work because windows are no longer considered "tiled"
7. Repeat step 3 to restore their tiled state

I suspect the issue is that gnome-shell unloads all extensions when the screen is locked, and loads them again after the screen is unlocked. Some method of storing the window tiled state in the running gnome-shell process between reloads is necessary.

(Recommended) GNOME version

3.34.1

I'm just confused a bit....what exactly is the Master Count?

And one more question. How do I change the vertical split of two windows in a horisontal layout?
...or the horisontal split in a vertical layout

So to reference the screenshot from above, how do I make the browser window taller?

Hey, I see you've dropped support for Gnome versions before 3.30; I get you don't want to support too many versions, but could you consider adding support back for Gnome 3.28? I use this extension on systems that have Ubuntu 18.04 LTS, and 3.28 is the only version of Gnome available. Ubuntu 18.04 (with the default Gnome desktop) is going to be around a while, it would be a pity if none of them could use up to date versions of this extension!

As a note to anyone still stuck on 3.28, the last working commit, as far as I can tell, is d767cfe

Expected behavior

When untiling a window, it returns to its original position and size prior to tiling it.

Actual behavior

No visible change happens in the window being untiled.

Steps to reproduce the behavior

1. Create a new window
2. Tile it, and observe it fitting into the tiled layout
3. Untile it
4. Observe that the window doesn't return to the position and size it was before step 2.

(Recommended) GNOME version

3.30.2

Expected behavior

Installation doesn't cause an error.

Actual behavior

Installation has an error. No Extension functionality is present.

Steps to reproduce the behavior

Install the extension on Fedora 30

(Recommended) GNOME version

3.32.2

Release 2.fc30.

(Recommended) Relevant info in journalctl /usr/bin/gnome-shell

journalctl /usr/bin/gnome-shell -f -o cat >

Archive:  /tmp/BGNU4Z.shell-extension.zip
  inflating: /home/gmcquillan/.local/share/gnome-shell/extensions/[email protected]/prefs.js
  inflating: /home/gmcquillan/.local/share/gnome-shell/extensions/[email protected]/extension.js
  inflating: /home/gmcquillan/.local/share/gnome-shell/extensions/[email protected]/gschemas.compiled
  inflating: /home/gmcquillan/.local/share/gnome-shell/extensions/[email protected]/layouts.js
  inflating: /home/gmcquillan/.local/share/gnome-shell/extensions/[email protected]/schema.gschema.xml
 extracting: /home/gmcquillan/.local/share/gnome-shell/extensions/[email protected]/metadata.json
Extension "[email protected]" had error: TypeError: global.screen is undefined

Expected behavior

• Extension activates without any errors.
• Windows split automatically when new windows are added to a layout

Actual behavior

• Error warning in gnome tweaks and looking glass (Internal error: Too much recursion)

• When spawning a new window, pre-existing windows will split normally but the newly added window will occupy a space smaller than its natural split (about a quarter), leaving empty room

• After resizing the split, the new window snaps into place and acts naturally

• Sometimes new windows are spawned without any issues, no apparent pattern

• The error persists even after disabling all other extensions

• Uninstalling and reinstalling solved the issue but it occurs again seemingly at random a few days later

GNOME version

3.34.2

(Recommended) Relevant info in journalctl /usr/bin/gnome-shell

Surface Pro 4 with patched kernel

sudo journalctl /usr/bin/gnome-shell > tilingnome-error.txt:

tilingnome-error.txt

First of all thanks for this extension!

But sadly once the update went through to Gnome 3.30 the extension installs and then just has an "undefined" error message next to it, not working at all.

GNOME version: 3.30

Expected behavior

It would be nice to have a specific layout (different) per workspace.

Actual behavior

All workspaces share the same layout. If you change the layout on one workspace, all other workspaces also change their layout.

Expected behavior

Be able to tile the windows as per choice

Actual behavior

System crash and windows start to flicker with no control at all

Steps to reproduce the behavior

Can't specify, it started just after entering the activation line

(Recommended) GNOME version

Cannot even open terminal

(Recommended) Relevant info in journalctl /usr/bin/gnome-shell

Expected behavior

Switching layouts and swapping windows affects only the monitor with the currently selected window. The window layout and positions of other monitors remain unchanged.

Actual behavior

Switching layouts and swapping windows acts as a global action, affecting every monitor.

Steps to reproduce the behavior

Put some windows on two monitors. Press super+z to change layout or super+return to switch current window with master window.

(Recommended) GNOME version

Gnome 3.28, x11, arch linux, x86-64

(Recommended) Relevant info in journalctl /usr/bin/gnome-shell