An open-source tiling window manager for Linux aiming to efficiently use screen space with keyboard shortcuts for navigation and window management.
Bluetile is an open-source tiling window manager for Linux operating systems. Unlike traditional window managers that allow windows to float freely on the desktop, Bluetile organizes open application windows in a grid-like layout to make efficient use of screen real estate.
Some key features of Bluetile include:
Bluetile is configured and managed entirely through keyboard commands and text configuration files rather than a graphical user interface. This allows efficient management of windows for users who prefer keyboard-centric workflows. Bluetile aims to provide a lightweight and efficient environment for users who need to manage many open application windows simultaneously.
Since it's open-source software, Bluetile is free to download and use. Its targeted user base is advanced Linux users and developers who appreciate the fine-grained control over window management that tiling window managers provide.
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