Show HN: AppGrid, macOS window manager with Vim–like hotkeys
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#3However, I normally find myself lazy, and normally end up using the trackpad to drag windows to corners and edges to resize (also built with Hammerspoon)
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#4I've built similar functionality using Hammerspoon, configuration described at http://simonduff.net/hammerspoon/ However, I normally find myself lazy, and normally end up using the trackpad to drag windows to corners and edges to resize (also built with Hammerspoon)
Any reason you've built a stand-alone app for this, given Mjolnir (and Hammerspoon) can do this pretty easily?
Re: Show HN: AppGrid, macOS window manager with Vim–like hotkeys
#5I've built similar functionality using Hammerspoon, configuration described at http://simonduff.net/hammerspoon/ However, I normally find myself lazy, and normally end up using the trackpad to drag windows to corners and edges to resize (also built with Hammerspoon)
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#6Re: Show HN: AppGrid, macOS window manager with Vim–like hotkeys
#7I've built similar functionality using Hammerspoon, configuration described at http://simonduff.net/hammerspoon/ However, I normally find myself lazy, and normally end up using the trackpad to drag windows to corners and edges to resize (also built with Hammerspoon)
Oh wow, I've just realised your that Steven Degutis, author of Mjolnir, of which Hammerspoon is based!!! Any reason you've built a stand-alone app for this, given Mjolnir (and Hammerspoon) can do this pretty easily?
Re: Show HN: AppGrid, macOS window manager with Vim–like hotkeys
#8I use spectacle myself ( https://github.com/eczarny/spectacle )
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#9I'm an emacs guy, not a vim guy: what does this mean?
Re: Show HN: AppGrid, macOS window manager with Vim–like hotkeys
#10>Keys default to Mash (cmd + ctrl + opt) I'm an emacs guy, not a vim guy: what does this mean?