Getting Started with awesome tile window management

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You can manage a large number of Windows by placing them in different tabs. Each window can be placed in multiple tabs, each labeled with its own layout (layout). The label is similar to the http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/13887.html in GNOME "> Virtual desktop, but it's more powerful-you can combine labels, or display multiple tabs at the same time, Then go back to the display of a single label.

Layout Layout

A layout is a way to adjust the position and size of a window based on the free space on the screen. Awesome supports multiple layouts

Tile tiled

In tile mode, the screen is divided into master and stacking two areas. The windows in master contain the windows that require the most attention (typically this means that the windows in master occupy a larger screen space), while the stacking area contains other windows. If you want, the master area can be divided into multiple rows and columns.

Maximize Max

Each window is full screen

Enlarge Magnifier

The current window (that is, the window being manipulated by the mouse point) appears in the middle of the screen and occupies most of the screen space. The remaining windows are in the stacking area and are placed behind the current window.

Floating Floating

Each window can be moved and resized freely, just like a normal window manager. The dialog window is always floating, regardless of the current layout

Status bar

The status bar can be displayed on the edge of the screen, and it can contain multiple widgets

Title bar TitleBar

Similar to the status bar, but it can be displayed at four edges of each window

Widget

Widgets can contain text, images, progress bars, function images, and so on, and you can put them in the status bar or the title bar.