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With the focus moving, the next thing a key has to do is move the focused window. `komorebic move left|right|up|down` swaps the focused container with the one whose tile is on that side, as the layout sees it, and `komorebic cycle-move next|previous` with the next or the previous one in the workspace's order. The workspace is tiled again, the window that moved keeps the focus, and the pointer follows it. The swap goes through the lockable sequence, so a lock stays with its index: the container moved onto a locked index is locked in its place. Moving towards a side with no window fails and moves nothing. Moving into the next monitor comes with more than one monitor, and the floating layer's own move with the floating layer. The VM test moves a window in a real KWin and back, and checks that KWin has every window where komorebi asked.