This program makes it possible to move and resize windows into a simple gird structure. It's easier to use then most tiling window managers.

It is inspired by the compiz-grid-plugin, but uses the mouse to resize and reposition the window.

Just press your hot key, normally one of the extra mouse buttons and draw a line, to mark the grid fields. The window will be repositioned and resized to fit into the marked gird areas.

The grid splits you monitor like that:

      1/3 1/2 2/3
+------+---+---+------+
|      |   |   |      |
+------+---+---+------+   1/2
|      |   |   |      |
+------+---+---+------+

The Linux version is Python2 script and uses the command line tool wmctrl to control the windows.

1. Install wmctrl and python2
2. Define your mouse button in linux/mouse.py.
3. Start mouse.py for the command line or use the autostart entry in the same folder.

Note: You need a EWMH/NetWM compatible X Window Manager (Normally most window managers under Linux).

The windows version is a autohot key script.

1. Install AutoHotKey from: https://autohotkey.com/
2. Define your hotkey in windows/mwm.ahk (see below).
3. Start the AutoHotKey script (just double click).

Note: For more information to define a hotkey see:

• https://autohotkey.com/docs/Hotkeys.htm
• https://autohotkey.com/docs/KeyList.htm