Originally created by @Jaehaks on GitHub (Nov 19, 2024).
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Currently, when I execute any command related to moving, the whole stack of windows is moved rather than a single window independently.
so i need to unstack the window for moving independently.
Could you add a feature to move one window from the stack?"
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Originally created by @Jaehaks on GitHub (Nov 19, 2024).
### Sponsorship Information
GitHub Sponsors
### Suggestion
Currently, when I execute any command related to moving, the whole stack of windows is moved rather than a single window independently.
so i need to unstack the window for moving independently.
Could you add a feature to move one window from the stack?"
### Alternatives Considered
none
I would also like to see this. This would be a good addition because currently one would need to unstack, then (likely) move the window, and then stack into desired direction again.
@fiso64 commented on GitHub (Mar 5, 2025):
I would also like to see this. This would be a good addition because currently one would need to unstack, then (likely) move the window, and then stack into desired direction again.
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Originally created by @Jaehaks on GitHub (Nov 19, 2024).
Sponsorship Information
GitHub Sponsors
Suggestion
Currently, when I execute any command related to moving, the whole stack of windows is moved rather than a single window independently.
so i need to unstack the window for moving independently.
Could you add a feature to move one window from the stack?"
Alternatives Considered
none
@Jaehaks commented on GitHub (Nov 20, 2024):
@LGUG2Z
Can you tell me the reason?
@fiso64 commented on GitHub (Mar 5, 2025):
I would also like to see this. This would be a good addition because currently one would need to unstack, then (likely) move the window, and then stack into desired direction again.