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" Existing users might need to manually update (bug in KDE Discover since about a week back)

I’m happy to announce that Mouse Tiler v2.0.0 has just been released.

New in this update:

Added setting to configure the all layouts column count.

Reworked Popup Grid - All Layouts to include a lot of new layouts (can be used to copy to the default layout). Also includes the below special layouts.

Added several special layouts:

    SPECIAL_MAXIMIZE - same as clicking "⌞⌝ Maximize" in the titlebar - useful when using windows without titlebar

    SPECIAL_MINIMIZE - same as clicking "🗕 Minimize" in the titlebar - useful when using windows without titlebar

    SPECIAL_FULLSCREEN - sets window to "🗖 Fullscreen", use Alt+F3 to exit (if there is no other way to exit fullscreen)

    SPECIAL_KEEP_ABOVE - toggles the "▲ Keep Above" others

    SPECIAL_KEEP_BELOW - toggles the "▼ Keep Below" others

    SPECIAL_NO_TITLEBAR_AND_FRAME - toggles the "⊘ No Titlebar and Frame"

    SPECIAL_CLOSE - same as clicking "🗙 Close" in the titlebar - useful when using windows without titlebar

    SPECIAL_EMPTY - can be used when using tiles that span multiple layouts (will be improved in future)

Added since last announcement:

Added possibility to use absolute pixel values in the Popup Tiler configuration.

Add support for Stylus/Touchpad (by using Window top-center as pointer).

Added setting to change default input type (Mouse or Window).

It is now possible to toggle between mouse pointer and window pointer with Ctrl+Alt+I.

When window pointer is used, top-center of the window has a small indicator and it is used by the mouse tiles as the current position.

To update (if the update does not show in Discover):

Open System Settings > Window Management > KWin Scripts.

Delete the script (your settings won't be deleted), follow steps below to install it again then reboot to apply the update.

To install the script you can:

Open System Settings > Window Management > KWin Scripts.

Click the Get New... in upper right corner.

Search for Mouse Tiler (you might have to press Enter twice to find it due some issue with KDE store) and click Install.

Enable Mouse Tiler in previous menu.

Click Apply to enable it.

Click the configure icon to change the settings to your liking.

You can also download it from the KDE Store:

https://store.kde.org/p/2334027

The github page can be found here:

https://github.com/rxappdev/MouseTiler

Enjoy and thank you. "