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A hybrid floating/tiled windowmanagement scheme. 

The basic idea of the Fleet Window Manager is that multiple windows can be joined (tiled) together to act as a fleet - this allows one to attach multiple disparate windows into a single fleet to represent a task or project. 

{{quote|center|This is [[Nemo]]'s brilliant idea for a Window Manager. Basically, he wants to be able to dock any window up against any other window, and have the group behave like a single window (for some functions, whilst other functions would still behave on the window individually). You should (in theory) be able to join (glomm?) more windows onto the group, repeating until you have a vast fleet of oddly-shaped windows floating around your desktop in unison, looking (like a [[VogonConstructorFleet]]) more like it was congealed than designed.

Oops. Did I say that last bit out loud?|Screwtape}}

{{note|center|or to summarise...|I guess you could just say I propose arbitrary free-form (additive) tiling rather than strict divisive tiling as imposed by traditional "tiling" window managers|nemo}}

== Terminology ==
;Window:a window as an application sees it. ie, exactly what you'd expect from a traditional non-tabbing window manager
;Fleet:multiple windows connected with joined edges. 

== Windows ==
Normal windows should move/resize/raise/lower/maximise/iconise/windowshade as per normal. 

For values of 'normal' that should be familiar to any user of WindowMaker, GNOME, etc. 

= Fleets =

== Creating a fleet ==

== Managing fleets ==

=== Moving ===

== Raising / Lowering == 

=== Resizing ===

==== From a solo edge ====
==== From a shared edge ====
==== What about corners? ====
* Can corners be shared? 
==== Maximising ====

=== Windowshade / Iconisation ===


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Please see [[Conjoined WindowManager]] for a much earlier draft of this idea, which also has links to external sites where this idea or similar has been noted or proposed.