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rustysec / tidalwm

Simple and sane tiling window manager for Gnome Shell
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Fullscreen programs take up space in the tile grid #35

Closed StefanVonRanda closed 4 years ago

StefanVonRanda commented 4 years ago

Playing minecraft and working at the same time is hard when minecraft still takes up a tile grid space ;) super serious work

rustysec commented 4 years ago

What's your desired workflow? You could move Minecraft to another workspace? Or float it (ctrl+alt+f by default)?

Thanks for the report!

StefanVonRanda commented 4 years ago

Definitely want to float it. Thanks for responding so fast!

rustysec commented 4 years ago

Have you tried the floating shortcut? If it solves your problem I'll close this issue.

StefanVonRanda commented 4 years ago

Sorry, I did try it but it did not solve the issue

rustysec commented 4 years ago

Meaning it didn't float the window?

StefanVonRanda commented 4 years ago

Yes sorry, that is exactly what I mean

rustysec commented 4 years ago

Well that is odd, I float windows all the time... Maybe if you do journalctl -xf /usr/bin/gnone-shell while you are trying the float shortcut you'll see an error of some kind. What is your shortcut set to (you can find it in the extension settings through gnome-tweaks)?

rustysec commented 4 years ago

Ok, I added a blanket "ignore windows that are in fullscreen mode" which seems to fix your use case. You even got me to install minecraft to test. If you pull latest and restart gnome you should see more desirable behavior. Let me know if it's what you expected!

rustysec commented 4 years ago

Going to go ahead and close this out as I believe it's now working as intended.