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minimalmac: onethingwell: DoublePane is a very simple window management utility for OS X. It lets you do four things: Make a window fill the left half of the screen. Make a window fill the right half of the screen. Make a window fill the screen entirely. Restore a window to its previous state. All four options can be triggered with a user-configured command key combination. This happens to be exactly what I want out of a window manager, no more, no less. If your window-wrangling needs are similarly simple, DoublePane is available in the Mac App Store for $1.99. Or $0.00, for eight of you—I like the app so much I asked the developer for some promo codes, and here they are: 3344PJE36A6K HNKAH6XWYA4A PWWA94XN6LAX YKYH64T3XWXN 34JLNAM7A3L6 4K944YN636MJ 3YFPL4R77RRW F44AYE3NREXJ Thanks, Nick! See also: Stay Cinch Divvy SizeUp (which I’ve been using for the last year). Despite my usual aversion to full reblogs, I thought Jack did a fine job here summing up the just-what-I-need features that led him to choose this over the other options available. Also, One Thing Well is a never ending source of awesome. If you are not following it, you are not winning. Better touch tool is a much better window manager imo. it copies the window 7 function of being able to snap it to the side. it also does corner fill, which is nice for smaller screens. View Larger

minimalmac:

onethingwell:

DoublePane is a very simple window management utility for OS X. It lets you do four things:

  1. Make a window fill the left half of the screen.
  2. Make a window fill the right half of the screen.
  3. Make a window fill the screen entirely.
  4. Restore a window to its previous state.

All four options can be triggered with a user-configured command key combination.

This happens to be exactly what I want out of a window manager, no more, no less.

If your window-wrangling needs are similarly simple, DoublePane is available in the Mac App Store for $1.99. Or $0.00, for eight of you—I like the app so much I asked the developer for some promo codes, and here they are:

3344PJE36A6K HNKAH6XWYA4A PWWA94XN6LAX YKYH64T3XWXN
34JLNAM7A3L6 4K944YN636MJ 3YFPL4R77RRW F44AYE3NREXJ

Thanks, Nick!

See also:

Despite my usual aversion to full reblogs, I thought Jack did a fine job here summing up the just-what-I-need features that led him to choose this over the other options available.

Also, One Thing Well is a never ending source of awesome. If you are not following it, you are not winning.

Better touch tool is a much better window manager imo. it copies the window 7 function of being able to snap it to the side. it also does corner fill, which is nice for smaller screens.

Reblogged 11 months ago from minimalmac (Originally from onethingwell) 104 notes
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    Even easier: //www.jitouch.com/index.php?page=jitouch It allows for gestures to move the screen to the right half, the...
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    widescreen monitor, and was...one function missing in OSX that
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    Better touch tool is a much better window manager imo. it copies the window 7 function of being able to snap it to the...
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    Despite my usual aversion to full reblogs, I thought Jack did...fine job here summing...
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  13. johncoltrane said: Another one for your list: the better fork (github.com/iamteem…) of ShiftIt is awesome and free. The perfect compromise between regular window management and tiling window managers.
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    File this under one thing...about Windows 7.