Automatic window tiling for GNOME desktops with one or more monitors. Independent grids per monitor and workspace, adjustable splits, drag-and-drop swaps with visual previews and keyboard swaps, focus highlighting, optional rounded window corners, pinned application regions, an optional drag palette for preset layouts, application-wide floating exceptions and local learning of manually preferred app positions and sizes. Interface available in English and Portuguese. Default shortcuts: Super+T to toggle tiling, Super+G to toggle the active window, Super+Y to pin or unpin an application, Super+F to cycle focus through tiled windows, Super+C to choose a numbered window for swapping, and Super+Arrow to swap windows. The arrow shortcuts temporarily replace conflicting system bindings and restore them when tiling stops. Shortcuts are configurable. On Debian/Ubuntu, unidentified helper windows can inherit application exceptions through read-only installed-package queries. Supports GNOME workspaces on all monitors or only the primary monitor.

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