Originally created by @LGUG2Z on GitHub (Nov 21, 2021).
This almost perfect, is it possible to have the new window stack in the adjacent container? It would save the step of moving the new window to the adjacent container.
Originally created by @LGUG2Z on GitHub (Nov 21, 2021).
This almost perfect, is it possible to have the new window stack in the adjacent container? It would save the step of moving the new window to the adjacent container.
_Originally posted by @restfuladi in https://github.com/LGUG2Z/komorebi/issues/72#issuecomment-968365838_
Ideally, you'd create your custom layout and activate it when launching the app. Then each new window would stack in the next pane and it would start over at the beginning when it reaches the last one.
@diocletiann commented on GitHub (Dec 17, 2021):
Ideally, you'd create your custom layout and activate it when launching the app. Then each new window would stack in the next pane and it would start over at the beginning when it reaches the last one.
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Originally created by @LGUG2Z on GitHub (Nov 21, 2021).
This almost perfect, is it possible to have the new window stack in the adjacent container? It would save the step of moving the new window to the adjacent container.
Originally posted by @restfuladi in https://github.com/LGUG2Z/komorebi/issues/72#issuecomment-968365838
@diocletiann commented on GitHub (Dec 17, 2021):
Ideally, you'd create your custom layout and activate it when launching the app. Then each new window would stack in the next pane and it would start over at the beginning when it reaches the last one.