jmmaranan
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4 months ago Keyboard shortcut ctrl+alt+c is similar to Magnet in MacOS, where it centers (but floats permanently in Forge). Use super+shift+c to let it tile again.
Open jamopopper opened 4 months ago
jmmaranan
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4 months ago Keyboard shortcut ctrl+alt+c is similar to Magnet in MacOS, where it centers (but floats permanently in Forge). Use super+shift+c to let it tile again.
jamopopper
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4 months ago that shortcut does not work for me at all
jmmaranan
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4 months ago Sorry, super+shift+c
jamopopper
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4 months ago that does not fix it either. the windows still do not return to filling the screen as they did before.
sshaparenko
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3 months ago Keyboard shortcut
ctrl+alt+cis similar to Magnet in MacOS, where it centers (but floats permanently in Forge). Usesuper+shift+cto let it tile again.
Thanks mate! This worked for me
ntyunyayev
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3 months ago I have the same issue when opening alacritty, so far, this is the only app that behaves like this for me.
ashenoy463
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3 months ago Suckless Terminal doesn't tile either
Impasse52
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2 months ago I'm experiencing this as well, just with Telegram.
Quvist
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2 months ago One by one all my programs got this error too. Made it float, cant set it back to tile.
jzheaux
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2 months ago I experienced this too. <Super> + <Shift> + c correctly toggled the tiling off, but did not toggle it back on. FWIW, it also always centers the window.
I've done two things:
window-toggle-always-float in Keyboard > Windows Shortcuts. This way, I don't accidentally break any other windows. If I do end up needing this, I can always edit windows.json in the meantime.xprop WM_CLASSthen click on the window to find the class, and then edit .config/forge/windows.json to include the following:
{
"wmClass": "<the window class name>",
"mode": "tile"
},For example, I accidentally made this keystroke this morning while in IntelliJ, breaking everything. :)
So, I opened IntelliJ, and, separately, in a console I typed
xprop WM_CLASSI then clicked on IntelliJ and this was the output:
WM_CLASS(STRING) = "jetbrains-idea", "jetbrains-idea"So, I added to windows.json the following:
{
"wmClass": "jetbrains-idea",
"mode": "tile"
},
Then, I closed IntelliJ. The next time I opened it, all was back to normal.
This likely isn't a great workaround for folks to whom this has happened several times and have several window classes to override.
Also, in case this is helpful, it does appear that <Shift> + c does correctly toggle tiling for a single window without causing permanent issues.
accmltr
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2 months ago @jmmaranan Life saver, thank you.
jmmaranan
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2 months ago Hey there, Super + Shift + c is a toggle. I have to go look back at the code for the difference between Super + c and that.
jmmaranan
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2 months ago | Persist toggle floating for active window | `<Super> + c` |
| Persist toggle floating for active window and its window class | <Super><Shift> + c | The Super + c, does not toggle back when the float was done via Super + Shift + c
(1) Issue/Bug Description/Video Capture/Screenshots
Anytime I control+alt+c on an application, any windows it creates now permanently ignore Forge tiling. None of the other keybinds to move windows fix it, uninstalling doesn't fix it, restarting doesn't fix it.
(2) Steps to reproduce
(3) Distribution and Linux version
(4) Journal Logs from the last hour
GNOME Shell version
GNOME Shell 46.0
Forge version
78
Other installed/enabled extensions
(6) Monitor Setup
1 x 1440x900
Other Notes
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