I like using combinations of Super + <key> to tile individual windows. This works in Windows 7+ by default, and in Mac OS X with ShiftIt.app. How can I do this in Ubuntu Precise 12.04?
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You can tile windows to the left and right halves of the screen using Super+Ctrl+← and Super+Ctrl+→ respectively. Also, Super+Ctrl+↑ maximizes the window, while Super+Ctrl+↓ minimizes/restores it. You can also tile windows to the corners of the screen (bottom right, bottom left, etc.) using the keyboard combination Ctrl+Alt+NumPad, where the numpad number roughly corresponds to the position you want the window to be. For example Ctrl+Alt+NumPad 1 will move the window to the bottom left corner. Customize these shortcutsTo customize maximizing (Super+Ctrl+←) and minimizing (Super+Ctrl+→) windows, simply go to your Systems Settings → Keyboard → Shortcuts tab → Windows and look for Maximize Window and Restore Window.
To customize tiling to the left (Super+Ctrl+←) and right (Super+Ctrl+→), you'll need to install CompizConfig Settings Manager
Example screenshots of default tiling:Window opened normally:
Super+Ctrl+←:
Super+Ctrl+→:
Super+Ctrl+↑:
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