Ubuntu has enhanced its tiling window offering. See how to use it and further enhance the tiling experience.

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Ubuntu 24.04 introduces the Ubuntu Tiling Assistant, enhancing its basic tiling features. Users can tile windows using mouse drags or keyboard shortcuts. The GNOME Extension Manager can install and customize this extension, allowing for fine control over window gaps and active window hints. For advanced tiling needs, the Tiling Shell extension offers additional layouts and customization options, including the ability to export and import layouts.

Exploring the Default Tiling Windows Feature in Ubuntu 24.04

Want more tiling? Use Tiling Shell extension

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