Stacking Windows

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

# example showing how you might bind this command

alt + left              : komorebic stack left
alt + down              : komorebic stack down
alt + up                : komorebic stack up
alt + right             : komorebic stack right

Windows can be popped from a stack using the komorebic unstack command.

# example showing how you might bind this command

alt + oem_1             : komorebic unstack # oem_1 is ;

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

# example showing how you might bind this command

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

Windows in a stack can have their positions in the stack moved in a cycle direction (previous, next) using the komorebic cycle-stack-index command.

# example showing how you might bind this command

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

Windows in a stack can be focused by their index in the stack using the komorebic focus-stack-window command.

All windows on the focused workspace can be combined into a single stack using the komorebic stack-all command.

All windows in a focused stack can be popped using the komorebic unstack-all command.

It is possible to tell the window manager to stack the next opened window on top of the currently focused window by using the komorebic toggle-workspace-window-container-behaviour command.