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A kwin script wich hides window titles when maximized

A kwin script that creates and deletes desktops as you move windows on the last one. I intented to replicate some of gnome-desktop's behavior with moving windows around. As this is a simple script for satisfying my needs, it only workds horizontally left-toright. The behaviour is...

This is a KWin script that brings a feature similar to GNOME Mutter's [code]workspaces-only-on-primary[/code] option, that is switchable virtual desktops on the primary monitor, and non-switchable virtual desktops on other monitors. The script is intended to be used with KWin running under...

Expose useful shortcuts to manage windows in a ultrawide monitor and, in general, in a high resolution monitor. This solution is intended to be an easy-to-use middleground between the default behaviour and the tiling approach.

A dynamic tiling extension for KWin. Kröhnkite is mainly inspired by dwm from suckless folks, and aims to be "simple" in both development and usage. Features ------------ * DWM-like window tiling - Dynamically tile windows, rather than manually placing each. - Floating...

Look at your windows and desktops from above. Default shortcut changed from Ctrl+Alt+W to Ctrl+Meta+D. To install the configuration dialog you must execute the following commands: mkdir -p ~/.local/share/kservices5 ln -s ~/.local/share/kwin/scripts/Parachute/metadata.desktop...

Force-enable blur effect for user-specified windows

A simple KWin script that introduces a KDE Global Shortcut (Meta+C by default) for centering the active window in the current screen. Check the [url=https://github.com/KSmanis/kwin-move-window-to-center]GitHub page[/url] for installation and usage instructions.

Easy tiling script for KWin. Thanks to the simple tiling layouts and mouse-driven controls, the script should feel familiar to users with no prior experience with tiling window managers. The script is not supposed to be a replacement for a tiling window manager, but a simple tool to easily...

Keep Skype's Popup Window on top to easily access its buttons.