ActiveDock VS PyGrid

Until the end of September, all my applications (including popular ones like ActiveDock 2, DockView, Command-Tab Plus 2, Stage View) are available at a 30% discount. Source: 7 months ago

Hello u/YodasFlashlight , you can get ActiveDock and Multidock of the same developer. Both they are supported on M1. Source: almost 2 years ago

Maybe ActiveDock? It’s a dock replacement app. Source: about 2 years ago

ActiveDock - Cost 10.95$ or 36.95$ - Has all the needed features and a little more, pricing schema is a tad bit weird, as in you can buy just a standard license for 10 and not get future updates so your dock probably will brake in the near future or 36 for all the updates and support, still 30 bucks for a dock Is haywire. Source: over 2 years ago

Hi, I recently announced a universal ActiveDock build that runs natively on both Apple Silicon and Intel. Unfortunately, several users reported problems ... I quickly studied the problem and found the reason in the third-party library ... No matter how it was, this is my mistake ... I bring forgiveness for the inconvenience. Now I am in a small vacation and will deal with this problem in a few days. If you have... Source: over 2 years ago

Not for wayland but this windowmanager-agnostic grid tool is very helpful https://github.com/pkkid/x11pygrid. Source: about 1 year ago

PyGrid was the first one. A command-line solution for X11-based desktop with Python3 installed. It's pretty easy to setup and I strongly recommend. Source: about 3 years ago

I've been using a combination of pop_shell (for window focus{north,south,east,west} keybinds and a pleasing focused window border) and a slightly modified version of pygrid which is a fork of QuickTile to manage sizing and placement of windows for a while. My pygrid setup mimics spectacle or rectangle window placement and keybinds. Essentially I have: Ctl+alt+right - Move window to top right corner with 33%... Source: about 3 years ago