A tiling shell replacement for GNOME Shell to simplify your workflow and accelerate your productivity.
The project is based upon Material Shell. While Material-Shell aims to apply a 'material' replacement of gnome's UI panels, BreezyTile focuses on just clean tiling management without actually changing gnome's UI. This GNOME Shell extension provides a performant, opinionated mouse/keyboard workflow, but without any changes to the actual gnome shell layout.
- Clone the project to the gnome-shell extensions folder:
git clone https://github.com/jadbox/breezytile.git ~/.local/share/gnome-shell/extensions/breezytile@jadbox
- Reload GNOME Shell:
- On X.org: Hit
Alt+F2
and type the commandr
- On Wayland: Log out and back in
- Open
gnome-tweaks
and activate theBreezyTile
extension OR enable it using
gnome-shell-extension-tool -e breezytile@jadbox
- You can choose to install using the Arch Linux User-Community Repository (AUR) https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/gnome-shell-extension-breezytile-git/
Assuming you're using yay:
yay -S gnome-shell-extension-breezytile-git
- Reload GNOME Shell:
- On X.org: Hit
Alt+F2
and type the commandr
- On Wayland: Log out and back in
- Open
gnome-tweaks
and activate theBreezyTile
extension OR enable it using
gnome-shell-extension-tool -e breezytile@jadbox
Some hotkeys might already be used by GNOME Shell - please check your keybindings first.
Super+W
Navigate to the upper workspace/category.Super+S
Navigate to the lower workspace/category.Super+A
Focus the window at the left of the current window.Super+D
Focus the window at the right of the current window.
Super+Q
Kill the current window focused.Super+[MouseDrag]
Move window around.Super+Shift+A
Move the current window to the left.Super+Shift+D
Move the current window to the right.Super+Shift+W
Move the current window to the upper workspace.Super+Shift+S
Move the current window to the lower workspace.
Super+Space
Cycle the tiling layout of the current workspace.Super+Escape
Toggle the UI of BreezyTile, like a Zen mode.
- Get Plata Theme as the GTK and shell theme
- Get Tela Icon Theme as the icon theme