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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I use GIMP in multi-window mode with "canvas" window on one monitor and "tools" window on another. "Tools" window doesn't tile and I have to move it to another monitor with mouse and usually some workspace juggling.
It's inconvenient, especially in cases when the window gets placed on monitor 1 coordinates, but the active workspace is on monitor 2, and the window ends up placed on monitor 1 behind that monitor's workspace. So I have to manually switch to the Tools window with alt-tab, then invoke window menu alt-space, select "Move" and drag it to monitor 1.
I'd like to describe more details about the issue, but Gnome's Looking Glass doesn't want to cooperate with me this time.
Describe the solution you'd like
Add "Tile" toggle option to the window menu if the window isn't tiled by default.
(optional) Add key combination to toggle tiling.
(optional) Add "Untile" toggle menu option for "usual" windows that are tiled by default. It is different from "scratch". Or rather the same option as "Tile", but checked by default. It should probably also resolve the problems described in A button to temporarily disable tiling #821 to some extent.
Describe alternatives you've considered
I'm thinking of trying Xpra, software that allows remotely display X windows on your machine. Running it inside Xwayland rootful window will make it tileable.
Additional context
Kids, think twice before choosing GIMP.
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I use GIMP in multi-window mode with "canvas" window on one monitor and "tools" window on another. "Tools" window doesn't tile and I have to move it to another monitor with mouse and usually some workspace juggling.
It's inconvenient, especially in cases when the window gets placed on monitor 1 coordinates, but the active workspace is on monitor 2, and the window ends up placed on monitor 1 behind that monitor's workspace. So I have to manually switch to the Tools window with alt-tab, then invoke window menu alt-space, select "Move" and drag it to monitor 1.
I'd like to describe more details about the issue, but Gnome's Looking Glass doesn't want to cooperate with me this time.
Describe the solution you'd like
Describe alternatives you've considered
I'm thinking of trying Xpra, software that allows remotely display X windows on your machine. Running it inside Xwayland rootful window will make it tileable.
Additional context
Kids, think twice before choosing GIMP.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: