Tell users to set up a tiling window manager: not the aim here, since TWMs do not allow for a window 'on top' of another, so 6 applications will create 6 windows (breaking the example pattern above).

In Reddit, there are three posts ( here, here and here) discussing alternatives to DisplayFusion in Linux, but they either: How this could be achieved in KDE Plasma (assuming it could be done)?

Given the flexibility of KDE Plasma, it only goes as far as creating virtual desktops through System Settings, but these virtual desktops are also 'virtually' separated, making them impossible to be rendered in a single display. I'm always bothered as to why such a phenomenal tool with so many practical applications does not seem to have a Linux counterpart ( AlternativeTo's sole suggestion refers to a single minor feature in common, not the gist of it).

Which side of the screen you usually use for reference images? I know the instinct is to write a big “it depends” on the reply, but i think maybe stuff like dominant side could interfere with it, so i’m curious because of the issue and beyond it too.After all, is there a program/setting/script/tweak/voodoo to achieve a behaviour on Linux and KDE Plasma (or any other DE if not in KDE's case) similar to how DisplayFusion works on Windows, by defining the boundaries of what a 'maximised' window is considered in each part of the display? Which mode is optimal for 3d modeling/sculpting/etc? Does the distortion in the relative mode ruins muscle memory or gives other bad in this mode i’d use blender in windowed mode (displayfusion is a neat program that organize windows neatly, by the way) and the remaining space would be used for reference images or fluff. Absolute mode: 1:1 ratio with the screen (a circle will generate a circle), but it won’t work on the whole screen. With this, i can use blender maximized and make full use of the extra space with the program itself Relative mode: the tablet reaches the entire screen, but interpolates the input (make a full circle in the tablet and it’ll look horizontally stretched on the screen). I’m having a bit of trouble choosing the “ideal” settings to work with it.īasically, my tablet has a 16:9-ish aspect ratio has two choices regarding the aspect ratio difference Anyone here use a ultra wide (or multiple monitors expanding the desktop) and Blender?

Displayfusion ultrawide monitor