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A very simple tiling window manager for Windows 7 and 8. This is prob not ready to use out of the box but if you have some basic Autohotkey knowledge you should be able to get it working. By default the window arrangment looks like this:
;; _________ _________
;; | | | | |___| <- primary monitor
;; | | | | | |
;; '---i-----' '-----i---'
The main functions are in hotkeys and to get it working for your specfic resolution / taskbar size you may have to adjust some of the numbers in the assigned functions. There is a tray icon as well so its usable without keyboard shoprtcuts for windows 8 touch. The keys are: win + qwedas
;; _________ _________ | _________
;; | | | | | | | | |_e_| <- primary monitor
;; | a | s | | q | w | | | q | d |
;; '---i-----' '-----i---' | '-----i---'
I have added support for program based offsets, in windows 10 there is no way to 100% accuratly size a window. There is a way to measure windows though so you can find the offset. This prob could be automated in the future using WinGetPosEx, for now you can configure the default offset using:
windowOverrides["default"] := Object()
windowOverrides["default"]["left"] := -8
windowOverrides["default"]["top"] := 0
windowOverrides["default"]["width"] := +16
windowOverrides["default"]["height"] := +8
And program specifics offsets using:
windowOverrides["putty.exe"] := Object()
windowOverrides["putty.exe"]["left"] := -4
windowOverrides["putty.exe"]["top"] := 0
windowOverrides["putty.exe"]["width"] := +8
windowOverrides["putty.exe"]["height"] := +4