Caiotile is a tiling tool for XFCE graphical interface. This tool is intended to be used in integration with XFCE keyboard shortcuts and so, it aims to be fast enought so a user could fastly trigger multiple commands using shortcuts without blocking the graphical interface.
By now, it can work with two displays, and it has the restriction that the taskbar may be at the bottom of the screen.
You will need wmctrl and xdotool installed:
$ sudo apt install wmctrl xdotool
And some python3 libraries:
pip3 install argparse
usage: caiotile [-h] [-t {left,right,top,bottom}] [-w {left,right,top,bottom}]
[-s] [-c DISPLAY] [-m]
XFCE Tiling tool
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-t {left,right,top,bottom}, --tile {left,right,top,bottom}
tile relatively to display
-w {left,right,top,bottom}, --tile-window {left,right,top,bottom}
tile relatively to window itself
-s, --switch-display move window to next display
-c DISPLAY, --change-to-display DISPLAY
move window to specified display
-m, --maximize maximize window
This tool works on the active window, so it is intended to be triggered by keyboard shortcuts, which can be set with the xfce4-settings-manager tool, under the Keyboard section
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