AquaSnap Alternatives
AquaSnap is described as 'Aquasnap is a powerful window manager that helps you arrange and organize multiple applications on your desktop with minimum effort. It allows you to achieve maximum multitasking, especially if you own a high-resolution monitor or a multi-monitor setup' and is a popular Window Manager in the OS & Utilities category. There are more than 50 alternatives to AquaSnap for a variety of platforms, including Windows, Mac, Linux, PortableApps.com and Windows Explorer. The best alternative is Microsoft PowerToys, which is both free and Open Source. Other great apps like AquaSnap are DisplayFusion (Freemium), Rectangle (Free, Open Source), WindowGrid (Free) and BetterTouchTool (Paid).
- WinDock is a window manager ideal for large, or multi-monitor setups.
- MaxTo is a small Windows program that divides your monitors into regions. When you maximize a window, it will no longer fit the entire screen, but only the region it was maximized into. Your windows are neatly organized into the grid you have defined when they are maximized.
- Lightweight automation and productivity power-tool for OS X.No screenshots yet
- WinSize2 can move windows automatically to a predefined place and / or resize the width and/or height to a predefined size.
Discontinued
No updates since "V 2.38.04 (2011-06-10)". See http://winsize2.sourceforge.net/en/
- A lightweight utility for allowing you to quickly snap windows to a tiling grid under your existing Linux window manager. Can be triggered via keyboard shortcuts, the command line, or D-Bus calls.No screenshots yet
- VEEER is a lightweight window manager for your mac OSX - designed for designers & developers and built for a maximum workflow speed.
- DM2 provides several Windows enhancements that may help in every-day work. One of the nicest and most popular features of DM2 is minimizing windows to floating icons® (unique feature!) freeing both task bar and tray bar space.
Discontinued
Last version is from 2007
- Sometimes a lot of deskop clutter can hide a window (eg, open file, programs, files-explorer, dialogs)
- If you don't give devilspie2 any folder with --folder, it will read Lua scriptsNo screenshots yet