Moving Windows

Windows can be moved in a direction (left, down, up, right) using the komorebic move command.

# example showing how you might bind this command

alt + shift + h         : komorebic move left
alt + shift + j         : komorebic move down
alt + shift + k         : komorebic move up
alt + shift + l         : komorebic move right

Windows can be moved in a cycle direction (previous, next) using the komorebic cycle-move command.

# example showing how you might bind this command

alt + shift + oem_4     : komorebic cycle-move previous # oem_4 is [
alt + shift + oem_6     : komorebic cycle-move next # oem_6 is ]

The focused window can be moved to the largest tile using the komorebic promote command.

# example showing how you might bind this command

alt + shift + return    : komorebic promote

The behaviour when attempting to call komorebic move when at the left or right edge of a monitor is determined by the cross_boundary_behaviour configuration option.

When set to Workspace, the focused window will be moved to the next workspace on the focused monitor in the given direction

When set to Monitor, the focused window will be moved to the focused workspace on the next monitor in the given direction.

The behaviour when calling komorebic move with cross_boundary_behaviour set to Monitor can be further refined with the cross_monitor_move_behaviour configuration option.

When set to Swap, the focused window will be swapped with the window at the corresponding edge of the adjacent monitor

When set to Insert, the focused window will be inserted into the focused workspace on the adjacent monitor.

When set to NoOp, the focused window will not be moved across a monitor boundary, though focusing across monitor boundaries will continue to function.