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Layouts
This page describes the design of each layout and how to utilize them.
Tile layout splits the screen into two parts: master(left) and stack(right).
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master is where important windows are placed. Only a fixed number of windows can be placed in master, and the number can be adjusted w/ "Increase" and "Decrease" shortcuts. By default, the number = 1.
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stack is where any non-master windows are placed.
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Use "Set Master" shortcut to easily move windows from stack to master.
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If either of master or stack is empty, the other one will take the space. By decreasing the number of masters to 0, you can turn Tile layout into a vertical layout.
Monocle layout simply maximizes all windows.
- Monocole layout can be used in place of the native maximization. You can
easily switch b/w layouts using layout shortcuts. Monocle is bound to
Meta + Mby default.
Three Column layout(TCL) literally splits the screen into three columns: master in the middle, and two stacks on each side. This can be considered as a Tile layout w/ extra stack.
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The right stack has priority over the left stack in terms of window order.
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TCL works best on ulta wide monitors w/ 21:9 or bigger ratio.