JigsawWM is a dynamic window manager for Windows10/11 just like the suckless dwm for the X.
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Tested on Windows 11 Build 22000 and Python 3.11.1. Should work on Windows 10 and Python 3.8
Install from pypi
pip install jigsawwm
Install from github repo
pip install git+https://github.com/klesh/JigsawWM.git
JigsawWm follows the suckless philosophy and works just like dwm - dynamic window manager | suckless.org software that sucks less. All windows are treated as a Ordered List, they will be moved into places based on their Order and specified Layout automatically to improve your productivity.
- Download the example.pyw to your local hard drive
- Edit the code as you see fit
- Double-click the file and it should launch with a tray icon, or you may have to create a file association to the
Pythonprogram - Create a shortcut in your
Startupfolder if you like it
Win + j: activate next window and move cursor to its centerWin + k: activate previous window and move cursor to its centerWin + Shift + j: move active window down in the list / swap with the next oneWin + Shift + k: move active window up in the list / swap with the previous oneWin + n: minimized active windowWin + m: maximize/unmaximized active windowWin + /: swap active window with first window in the list or second window if it is the first window alreadyWin + q: kill active windowWin + Space: next theme,Themeconsists ofLayout,Background,gap, etc. to determine how windows should be placedWin + i: activate first window of the next monitor if any or move cursor onlyWin + u: activate first window of the previous monitor if any or move cursor onlyWin + Shift + i: move active window to next monitorWin + Shift + u: move active window to previous monitorWin + Control + i: inspect active window
- Open your Startup folder by pressing
Win + rto activate the Run dialog and type inshell:startup, a FileExplorer should pop up. - Create a shortcut to your
.pywfile. Done!
- support portrait mode monitor (rotate layout by 90 degree)
- update readme