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This looks awesome 😎 |
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Hey @Gregorein thank you for suggesting this and even already implementing it! You anticipated something I really wanted to have, and I see the changes you made are pretty solid, well done! I will do some tests on multiple GNOME versions and merge this 😎 |
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Hmmm due to the target branch being deleted, it is now broken. Can you fix or reopen targeting branch |
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@domferr will this be included in the next release? |
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As per feature request I've added a small UX improvement
feat: add multi-tile window suggestions feature
the setting is off by default, and works as expected - tiles are visible until all are filled or user exits with
esckey.however I found a small visual glitch which I'm not sure how to debug & will need to check if it's caused by HDR or some other setting - sometimes window previes & their titles are rendered in a giltchy fashion with 'overcooked white' overlay (sometimes full, sometimes partial), the pattern of glitch also seems to follow cursor. So this definitely needs someone with better knowledge of gnome.