Right now, we have Binary Tree, Half, Three Column, Pillars, Pager, and KWin (untiled) layouts. They are highly configurable and can emulate several other layout styles.
Particularly, master-stack can be built with Half and dwindle/spiral can be built with BTree.
As Monocle is fundamentally incompatible with KWin tiles, it is unlikely that I personally will implement it. Pull requests are welcome for it.
If Krohnkite works for you, then great! This script was made to integrate deeper with KWin, and therefore better supports features such as the virtual keyboard, tile resizing, and deep configuration. Krohnkite integrates less deeply and subsequently generally has a more predictable and stable experience.
If you would like to use Krohnkite, here is the link.
Clone the repo and run make dbus.
This requires Rust to be installed.
If you do not have Rust, download a prebuilt binary from GitHub and follow the Makefile to install it.
You can reset your settings by running polonium-saver --clear-settings.
KDE does not remove old shortcuts when updating a script. As the update renamed most of the shortcuts,
you will have to remove the old ones manually. I recommend resetting them by removing all the lines in ~/.config/kglobalshortcutsrc that contain the text Polonium.
Yes, probably! Open an issue or a pull request. A pull request makes it vastly more likely that a feature will be added.
First run through this checklist -
Still having trouble? Open an issue here.
Never gonna happen. Plasma 6.8 removed it completely anyway.