Added a requested feature by many: Connect apps to windows in workspaces. For the interested ones, here is a full list of the changes made, written by AI: - Pin an app to a workspace so it opens there wherever you launch it from, using a Hyprland window rule... - Pin an app to a numbered place, or to several places at once - Put several apps in one place; whichever is open takes it - Search every app installed on the machine, not just what is running - Read names and launch commands from desktop entries - One button opens everything the workspace is missing, one window per empty place - Terminal apps like nvim and btop open in your terminal under a class the pin can match - A pin corrects itself when a launch opens a window under a different class, as webapps and terminal apps do - A pin remembers the command that opened it and the readable name of the app - Split a slot the other way, so a column becomes a top and a bottom - Split that half again, three levels deep: columns, then rows, then columns - Drag the divider at every level, including the one inside a split - Extra windows become real places instead of a temporary stack while you work in the panel - Editing a shipped layout makes a copy called custom-xxxx and leaves the original alone - Capture builds a layout plus pins from the windows already on screen - Drag one tile onto another and the two swap their apps - Hold a tile near an edge and that half lights up; drop it there and the place splits, your app takes the half, and the place it came from disappears - Hover a tile for two arrows that split it either way - Right-click a tile to split, merge, remove, even out, clear its apps, or put an app in it - Right-click a workspace to hand it back to Hyprland, capture it, or clear its apps - App names are drawn inside the tiles they live in - The tile you are carrying follows the cursor with its name and target - A layout per monitor, sitting between the per-workspace choice and the profile default - Clicking a workspace takes you to it - The panel scrolls when it grows taller than the screen - Single-key shortcuts are gone; Esc closes, everything else is pointed at - Sixteen command-line commands: status, workspace, json, profiles, apply, layouts, set, reset, pin, unpin, capture, launch, open, close, show, hide, toggle - Full command-line documentation in docs/cli.mdshow more

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