KDE Mover-Sizer
KDE Mover-Sizer is a lightweight program enabling KDE-style alt-click moving and resizing for Windows XP, 7, 2000, 2003, Windows Server, and Vista.
Features
Properties
- Lightweight
Features
- Support for Multiple Monitors
- Snap windows
Tags
- kde-style
- resize-windows
- move-windows
- windows-snapping
KDE Mover-Sizer News & Activities
Recent News
Recent activities
POX added KDE Mover-Sizer as alternative to MacTiler
POX added KDE Mover-Sizer as alternative to Griddle
POX added KDE Mover-Sizer as alternative to WindowKeys
POX added KDE Mover-Sizer as alternative to MacsyZones
mnbcz added KDE Mover-Sizer as alternative to QuickHotkeys- TBayAreaPat reviewed KDE Mover-Sizer
I installed it and looked at it. If it offered more than 3x3 grids, I might have tried it. Window Managers have come a long way since then, and numerous programs like WorkspacerWM will autosize windows.
- reviewed KDE Mover-Sizer
@TBayAreaPat There are actually 16 grid positions at each screen edge and 3 in the center (based on 1/4, 1/3, 0.382, 1/2, 0.62, 2/3, 3/4, 1).
Try this (Snap-to-grid) sequence:
- Push&Hold Alt
- Push&Hold Left or Right Mousebutton on window
- Release Alt (keeping Mousebutton pressed)
- Push&Hold Alt again
- Move Mouse around the screen (while still keeping Mousebutton pressed)
- Window will moved and resize, snapping to different grid cells depending on current miuse position.
The 2x2...
POX added KDE Mover-Sizer as alternative to SnapZones
What is KDE Mover-Sizer?
KDE Mover-Sizer is a lightweight program enabling KDE-style alt-click moving and resizing for Windows XP, 7, 2000, 2003, Windows Server, and Vista.
It is a background application that emulates the behaviour of KDE, which is a rather good Linux desktop environment. Essentially, you hold down the Alt key, and Left-click to move a window, Right-click to resize it; and from anywhere inside the window.
KDE Mover-Sizer information
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Open Source and Free product.Alternatives
87 alternatives listedSupported Languages
- English
Comments and Reviews
@TBayAreaPat There are actually 16 grid positions at each screen edge and 3 in the center (based on 1/4, 1/3, 0.382, 1/2, 0.62, 2/3, 3/4, 1).
Try this (Snap-to-grid) sequence:
The 2x2 vs 3x3 grid you've seen is the grid inside each window which selects in which direction the Resize works.
I installed it and looked at it. If it offered more than 3x3 grids, I might have tried it. Window Managers have come a long way since then, and numerous programs like WorkspacerWM will autosize windows.
Perfect, compatible with Windows 2000 SP4 as in 2022.
Can resize and set into a quadrant with a key + mouse, enables you to quickle move and resize windows like in Linux.
The most necessary window manipulation tool.