An app that "sticks" windows together. Essentially joining two or more apps, either:
1) Sticking edges, E.g. The Calculator app sticks to the side of Chrome. I move Chrome, Calculator moves. I "Full screen" Chrome, it leaves room for calc etc.
2) Stacking, E.g. My communication apps (Slack, Messages, IRC) are all stacked on top of each other. I move one, all move. I resize one, all resize. I like this too keep things organized - I use alt-tab to bring one to the front.
You can use my made up name for this app if you want, "Herd" :)
It depends what sort of approach you intend to take with this really.
There are several things I'd like to see built, but ideally as open source/free, even if that means providing some financial support to make it happen.
Some of these ideas are about providing a better GUI around an existing library or CLI tool, and some are about providing an open option where currently there are only options tied to SaaS/proprietary services.
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1) Sticking edges, E.g. The Calculator app sticks to the side of Chrome. I move Chrome, Calculator moves. I "Full screen" Chrome, it leaves room for calc etc.
2) Stacking, E.g. My communication apps (Slack, Messages, IRC) are all stacked on top of each other. I move one, all move. I resize one, all resize. I like this too keep things organized - I use alt-tab to bring one to the front.
You can use my made up name for this app if you want, "Herd" :)
There are several things I'd like to see built, but ideally as open source/free, even if that means providing some financial support to make it happen.
Some of these ideas are about providing a better GUI around an existing library or CLI tool, and some are about providing an open option where currently there are only options tied to SaaS/proprietary services.