- Fix: usage of any keybinding on fullscreen windows was freezing the window. Now, using keybindings on a fullscreen window won't do any effect. Closes #198
- Fix: it was not possible to use keybindings to switch focus from secondary windows. Closes #289
- Fix: changing inner gaps setting to 0 were breaking tiling with keybindings for some scaling factors and monitor resolutions. Closes #272
- Fix: stability issues on GNOME 48. Closes #290. Thank you ledbettj for your contribution!
- New: Windows suggestions can now be enabled when placing a window using the snap assistant!
snapassistant_winsugg.mp4
- New: added 🇵🇹 portuguese translation. Thank you rodrigomantoan for your contribution!
- New: added 🇨🇿 czech translation. Thank you Amereyeu for your contribution!
- New: added 🇵🇱 polish translation. Thank you pkly for your contribution!
- New: added 🇺🇦 ukrainian translation. Thank you xalt7x for your contribution!
- New: added 🇫🇷 french translation. Thank you nicosben for your contribution!
- New: added documentation for contributing with new keybindings. If you have any idea for a new keybinding feel free to share by opening an issue. If you wanna contribute by implementing it you can follow the newly added documentation. It is in the README.
- New: added keybinding to hide all applications but not the current application. Closes #274
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- New: improved borders radius when tiles are near without any gaps or when a tile is near to the screen without any gap. This is Tiling Shell's attention to details 😎. Who is using zero inner or outer gaps will now enjoy a much more pleasing look and feel. Like in this example video, where the inner gaps are set to zero, the inner corners of each tile have no border radius.
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- New: improved border width when tiles are near because of zero gaps! An image in this case is better than million words:
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Here's how you can get involved:
- 🎨 Translations – Help make Tiling Shell accessible in more languages! Find out more
- ✍️ Written Guides – Write tutorials or documentation to guide new users. Find out more
- 🎥 Video Guides – Create videos showcasing features and how to use Tiling Shell. Find out more
- 💡 Your Ideas – Got a creative way to contribute? Let me know! Open an issue
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How to install
⭐ This update of Tiling Shell is on GSE too!
Manual installation
There are two builds and you need only one of them, according to your GNOME Shell version:
- For GNOME Shell versions 45, 46, 47 and 48:
tilingshell@ferrarodomenico.com.zip - For GNOME Shell versions from 42 to 44:
GNOME.42-44.tilingshell@ferrarodomenico.com.zip
To know your GNOME Shell version, run gnome-shell --version.
Extract the downloaded archive. Copy its content to ~/.local/share/gnome-shell/extensions/tilingshell@ferrarodomenico.com directory. You need to reload GNOME Shell afterwards (e.g. by logging out). Then you can enable the extension:
/usr/bin/gnome-extensions enable tilingshell@ferrarodomenico.com