Isn't this the default basically features of every tiling window managers? what's revolutionary/new here? ok, maybe not for some bad or minimal ones, like dwm, but anything like awesomewm, qtile ... hyprland(with window rules)
@@mii_beta i would say, cosmic is a tiling window manager... others doesn't have because those are floating window managers but using a tiling extentions for those to make it tiling will give this features but for those who just using a desktop enviroment, without much customization like windows or mac, this would be a new feature
Please continue to spam cosmic. Also, i just discovered the channel, but i'm wondering is you're voice use an IA or smtg ? 🙃 It seems to perfect to be one, but to monotone to be human
i didnt know you could that on HL, i only used it for a for few hours anyway; thats a diff though, Cosmic makes it easier both on set up and discoverability of the features, that should be the same as HL; although HL is much smoother currently (when opening new windows or when moving them etc)
hmm this cosmic desktop eh... well can't wait to test out pop!OS alpha ... currently testing out fedora 40 KDE edition and i'm quite liking KDE 6 a lot. I still think KDE is #1 :)
@@vijaypanchalr3 no it's just proven fact dude, KDE is so much better than any DE that GNU/Linux can offer and believe me, I have tried them all,, all the tiling window manager all the window manager u can think of man ... was extremely hardcore ricer back in the day .... but yes KDE #1 i'm sure a lot will agree with me.
Hi @mii_beta - could you please do a video on tiling extensions for gnome? I've tried asking reddit which is the most stable, closest to wm like hyprland, can do per workspace tiling, extension currently available for gnome.... the problem is every time I make a post about tiling extensions in r/gnome the post gets removed by a mod... no idea why.
Guys, I think Mii was kidnapped by the KDE developers and is forced to use KDE as their desktop environment. If anyone knows of Mii's whereabouts free them from their torture.
Too much complexity involved, manual tiling will always have layout issues, can't center windows, can't partially overlap windows, have to toggle between tiling and floating mode and the list goes on. After dealing with the shortcomings I do believe extensions like gTile and Tactile are better solutions, but due to their nature they might break in newer gnome releases
What I mean is that you have to keep track in your head of current workpace mode, this introduce friction, a better solution are tiling areas that coexist with floating windows, you have tiling and floating without compromise, at most 3 key presses to toggle any window. first key is to show tiling area second two keys to select a rectangular area, DONE.
@@NeroPawn you can tile on a floating workspace too, for example by pushing a window to an edge or with a shortcut; but auto-tiling is a completely different thing; personally not a fan, but there is a large percentage of developers that are using it ...plus Brodie 😱
I'm not a fan as well, heck I'm not a fan of manual i3/sway like tiling nor hyperland like tiling, and the pop os solution feels like i3. I think on-demand tiling is the future, stuff like gTile and tactile, but there's no point in beating a dead horse, can't change people's opinion in the internet, but would be super cool if you could showcase tactile considering the ammount of people you reach a ytber, can't found a single video on yt about it 😑
dont fear the ...what?? i was certain there was a grim reaper emoji ..BUMMER
Isn't this the default basically features of every tiling window managers? what's revolutionary/new here?
ok, maybe not for some bad or minimal ones, like dwm, but anything like awesomewm, qtile ... hyprland(with window rules)
@@vaisakh_km it's not on Gnome, it's not in Plasma, and Cosmic isn't a twm, but a normal desktop, so i'd say it's pretty much new (for Linux at least)
@@mii_beta i would say, cosmic is a tiling window manager... others doesn't have because those are floating window managers
but using a tiling extentions for those to make it tiling will give this features
but for those who just using a desktop enviroment, without much customization like windows or mac, this would be a new feature
Tiling killed my family when i was four 😥
Once you're in Tilling, you'll never go back, Guaranteed!
Real, I can't handle floating now.
:O Cool stuff, your so smart, i was struggling to understand what the video was about xD
How did i end up here? Good video, like the vibes!
Once dropped a window on top of another and they stacked, couldn't get them out
I was never again the same person after that incident
This is really cool. I would love if I could spawn the windows in some premade layouts like BSPWM.
Please continue to spam cosmic. Also, i just discovered the channel, but i'm wondering is you're voice use an IA or smtg ? 🙃 It seems to perfect to be one, but to monotone to be human
you could do the same with any window manager
for example Hyprland has floating dynamic and tiling
cosmic laying between DE & WM
tbf, hyprland is one of the most complete wm (btw wm on wayland are actually wayland compositors ;-), so it's not fair to use it as a comparison lol
i didnt know you could that on HL, i only used it for a for few hours anyway; thats a diff though, Cosmic makes it easier both on set up and discoverability of the features, that should be the same as HL; although HL is much smoother currently (when opening new windows or when moving them etc)
It's been a while since you uploaded this video.... I miss you
I’ve been always afraid of tiling WMs because of the countless lines of code, even though I visually love them. Cosmic seems to have solved this issue
By the way, you can fix the ugly text in System Monitor by setting the fonts in Gnome Tweaks.
it's on PopOS 22.04, and it is super old anyway!
Tiling is all the rage rn. ✌
hmm this cosmic desktop eh... well can't wait to test out pop!OS alpha ... currently testing out fedora 40 KDE edition and i'm quite liking KDE 6 a lot. I still think KDE is #1 :)
You sacrilegious !!!!!
@@vijaypanchalr3 no it's just proven fact dude, KDE is so much better than any DE that GNU/Linux can offer and believe me, I have tried them all,, all the tiling window manager all the window manager u can think of man ... was extremely hardcore ricer back in the day .... but yes KDE #1 i'm sure a lot will agree with me.
Any Fancy Zones like script for kwin available?
@@NeroPawn KDE #1 u know it :)
No idea if is or isn't, I just want to know if a script like that exists for Kwin. I'm currently using gnome btw :)
Where are you?
Hi @mii_beta - could you please do a video on tiling extensions for gnome? I've tried asking reddit which is the most stable, closest to wm like hyprland, can do per workspace tiling, extension currently available for gnome.... the problem is every time I make a post about tiling extensions in r/gnome the post gets removed by a mod... no idea why.
Can't we float a single window rather than a whole workspace?
spam me with cosmic goodness
I absolutely love this. And I'm a floater.
How can I set a fixed number of workspaces? I tried to do it, but I couldn\u2019t figure it out.
ur discord link doesnt work
The discord link is broken 🥑
your discord join link doesn't work btw
Guys, I think Mii was kidnapped by the KDE developers and is forced to use KDE as their desktop environment. If anyone knows of Mii's whereabouts free them from their torture.
im literally afraid of tiling after i watch the last clip
Too much complexity involved, manual tiling will always have layout issues, can't center windows, can't partially overlap windows, have to toggle between tiling and floating mode and the list goes on. After dealing with the shortcomings I do believe extensions like gTile and Tactile are better solutions, but due to their nature they might break in newer gnome releases
how that's any complex? you can switch on/off the auto-tiling per workspace ..cant get much simpler
What I mean is that you have to keep track in your head of current workpace mode, this introduce friction, a better solution are tiling areas that coexist with floating windows, you have tiling and floating without compromise, at most 3 key presses to toggle any window. first key is to show tiling area second two keys to select a rectangular area, DONE.
@@NeroPawn you can tile on a floating workspace too, for example by pushing a window to an edge or with a shortcut; but auto-tiling is a completely different thing; personally not a fan, but there is a large percentage of developers that are using it ...plus Brodie 😱
Also you can set either floating or tiling mode on all workspaces so it will be everywhere the same
I'm not a fan as well, heck I'm not a fan of manual i3/sway like tiling nor hyperland like tiling, and the pop os solution feels like i3. I think on-demand tiling is the future, stuff like gTile and tactile, but there's no point in beating a dead horse, can't change people's opinion in the internet, but would be super cool if you could showcase tactile considering the ammount of people you reach a ytber, can't found a single video on yt about it 😑
where are you now?