KETHER CORTEX

> This would be useful for users to more easily extend the functionality of PaperWM. Not only for that. It would greatly improve the accessibility and usability in multiple ways....

Is there a way to invoke this functionality by launching a command (in terminal or with GNOME Alt+F2 launcher)?

I see a few problems with the proposed solution (window titles in the top bar): - Limited amount of space already occupied by other things. - Only one text line...

@maxfridbe It's easily done through terminal or `dconf-editor` (on the picture) if you like GUI. Like this in terminal: `gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.wm.keybindings move-to-workspace-5 "['5']"` And so on. This way you...

@maxfridbe Since you've mentioned i3, I think it may be worth checking out the Space Bar extension (https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/5090/space-bar/). It has i3-like workspaces indicator and shortcuts (that may or may not...

> As for the "tile"/"untile" action for normal windows, that would be the Scratch option. @Thesola10 Not necessarily. "Scratch" option places window on a layer that is present across all...

> meant to be in a scratch layer "Scratch layer" means "on top of everything on every workspace". When opening Firefox's "about" window, do you really want it to follow...

I've encountered this behaviour in KDE's Clock (org.kde.kclock). I worked around it by launching it in X11 mode (XWayland). Just restricted the access to Wayland in Flatpak settings and now...