Hi

It should be trivial but my googling strategy failed for half an hour now...

I want to retrieve which applications have an open window and manipulate location and geometry of these windows.

Maybe it's XY ... I just want to automatize changing between different screen settings with browsers and editor and other applications on different screens I use for development...

Apparently gnome doesn't have a standard tool to tile windows ...

Cheers Rolf

...ahh meanwhile got some hits while searching! 8)

Do you folks recommend wmctrl and X11::WMCtrl or are there better ways to do it? UPDATE: thanx guys, sometimes asking is already the answer, I'm already using wmctrl! 8)

In reply to Moving and resizing application in X Window Manager by LanX

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