Open Source TypeScript Window Managers

KDE Plasma add-on, that tiles your windows automatically and lets you manage them via keyboard, similarly to i3, Sway or dwm. Arrange your windows in different grids to minimize mouse usage. Save your time by automatically managing windows on your screen. Power up your workflow using native Plasma features - Virtual Desktops and Activities.

Extend Gnome Shell with advanced tiling window management. Supports multiple monitors, Windows 11 Snap Assistant, Fancy Zones, customised tiling layouts and more. This is a Gnome Shell extension implementing modern windows tiling system by extending GNOME's default 2 columns to any layout you want! Can be installed on Gnome Shells from 40 to 46 on X11 and Wayland: the most recent GNOME Shell is supported, and older releases will include all the features and bug fixes.

A simple window manager for DOM elements. DOM Window Manager consists of a single class, WindowManager, and a set of utility functions. WindowManager uses the singleton pattern, effectively restricting the instantiation of the class to a singular instance to be used by all components, in any file. At first, you need to import WindowManager and dragElement in each file that you create elements that you want to use with the DOM Window Manager. WindowManager is the class that manages the elements and dragElement is the utility function that makes elements draggable.

Pop Shell is a core component of the Pop!_OS desktop experience that extends and customizes the GNOME Shell environment to provide enhanced usability, productivity, and workflow management. It introduces features such as automatic tiling window management, workspace organization, and keyboard-driven navigation, transforming the traditional GNOME interface into a more efficient and developer-friendly environment. The project acts as a bridge between the base GNOME system and the customized COSMIC experience that Pop!_OS users interact with. It focuses heavily on improving multitasking by enabling dynamic window arrangements and quick switching between workspaces. The shell modifications also include UI enhancements such as a dock, application launcher, and system controls tailored for both mouse and keyboard usage. It integrates tightly with system components like power management and GPU switching, which are important features of Pop!_OS.