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• gTile vs Tiling AssistantTiling Assistant adds Windows-style snap assist and extends GNOME's two-column tiling with more layouts, maintained under the Ubuntu organisation.
• gTile vs TactileTactile places windows on a custom grid using keyboard shortcuts under GPL-3.0-or-later, and it is a small single-developer GNOME Shell extension.
• gTile vs ForgeForge moves from grid placement to i3 and sway style automatic tiling inside GNOME, though the project is currently looking for a new maintainer.
• gTile vs Tiling ShellTiling Shell replaces grid sizes with FancyZones-style custom layouts and a Windows 11 style snap assistant, with multiple monitor support, under GPL-2.0.
• gTile vs PaperWMPaperWM replaces grid placement with scrollable tiling on a horizontal strip that keeps windows at useful widths, with a settings pane for keybindings and per-app rules.
• gTile vs Pop ShellPop Shell brings keyboard-driven automatic tiling from System76, shipped with Pop!_OS, with development following the GNOME version Pop!_OS uses.
• gTile vs KZonesKWin script for KDE Plasma that snaps windows into predefined zone layouts like FancyZones.