Stann Asked: 2011-03-26 19:52:27 +0800 CST2011-03-26 19:52:27 +0800 CST 2011-03-26 19:52:27 +0800 CST Is there a way to align desktop icons to (a vertical and horizontal) grid? 772 Is there a way to align desktop icons to (a vertical AND horizontal) grid. like in Windows for example. gnome 2 Answers Voted Best Answer Gopal 2011-03-26T23:18:33+08:002011-03-26T23:18:33+08:00 Right click on desktop, and check 'keep aligned'. This automatically snaps the icons to grid. WinEunuuchs2Unix 2019-06-07T18:28:59+08:002019-06-07T18:28:59+08:00 I wrote iconic to let you define a grid size to suit your needs. Additionally it will: Allow you to move icons to any of three monitors Not suffer the "lost icon syndrome" that occurs when monitors of multiple resolutions are used Sort icons alphabetically, alphabetically with "Link to" prefix ignored, sort by modified date ascending or date descending Allow different grid size (columns x rows) depending on monitor, EG more on 4K monitor than 2K monitor Instant Test button for quick experimentation on column x row changes or reserved space changes for monitor left, top, right or bottom areas Test button will last for x seconds defined by you, clear all windows before test and restore them after test Bash script for easy modifications You can get the script on github. Here's the main screen: Visit the github page for iconic to see all the other screens, explanations and a copy of the script.
Right click on desktop, and check 'keep aligned'. This automatically snaps the icons to grid.
I wrote
iconic
to let you define a grid size to suit your needs. Additionally it will:You can get the script on github.
Here's the main screen:
Visit the github page for iconic to see all the other screens, explanations and a copy of the script.