Dock a window to the left or right side of your monitor

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rcl
rcl
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se unió: 11/20/2016

How to Dock a window to the left or right side of your monitor?

In Ubuntu 16.04 LTS I used to do it this way:

Ctrl+Super+Left Arrow - Dock to the left side of your monitor

Ctrl+Super+Right Arrow - Dock to the right side of your monitor

I've been looking in settings but no luck

Sasaki
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se unió: 08/11/2014

I guess you talk about tilling. You can simply install gnome3 or another DE that handles tilling by default as default DE in trisquel doens't.
You must be able to install a windows tilling manager in lxde or gnome flashback, but I don't know how

Magic Banana

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se unió: 07/24/2010

In GNOME Shell, the default shortcuts are Super+Left and Super+Right. One can change them from the "Shortcuts" tab (category "Windows") in the "Keyboard" utility in the "System Settings".

loldier
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se unió: 02/17/2016

I think he means what is called either 'window splitting' or 'window snapping'.

Install Compiz

sudo apt-get install compiz

Then download 'trisquel7-window-manager-fix.tar' attachment:

https://trisquel.info/en/forum/window-resizing-issue#comment-83660

Extract, copy everything from the extracted folder /usr/share/gnome-session/sessions to /usr/share/gnome-session/sessions on your hard disk; also copy xsessions to /usr/share/

Log out, choose Compiz and log in. Now you can grab&drag any window to the edge of the screen and it will snap. Or use the shortcut Ctrl+Super+L/R Arrow).

split_snap.png split_snap_2.png