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 # WinTile: Windows 10 window tiling for GNOME
 
-Latest documentation available at: https://nowsci.com/#/wintile/?id=wintile-windows-10-window-tiling-for-gnome
-
 WinTile is a hotkey driven window tiling system for GNOME that imitates the
 standard `Win-Arrow` keys of Windows 10, allowing you to maximize, maximize
 to sides, or 1/4 sized to corner a window using just `<Super>`+`<Arrows>`.
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 <img src='demo.gif'>
 
-# Usage:
-### Moving with arrow key:
-Pressing `<Super>`+`<Arrows>` will move tile around the screen.
-- `<Super>`+`<Up>` will maximize your tile with a few different levels
-	- Maximized vertically in the current column
-	- Maximized horizontally in the top row
-	- If you're using 4-5 col mode, it will maximize in the center leaving 1 column on either side first
-
-- `<Super>`+`<Left>` or `<Super>`+`<Right>`
-	- Move a tile in that direction. If it's at the edge of a screen, it will go full-height
-	- If a tile is more than 1 column wide and on the edge in that direction
- it will shrink by 1 column
-
-- `<Super>`+`<Down>` will maximize your tile with a few different levels
-	- If you're already maximized in 4/5 col mode, it will downsize in the center leaving 1 column on either side
-	- If maximized vertically, it will shrink to the bottom row
-	- If minimizing is enabled, the tile will disappear to the task bar
-
-- `<Super>`+`<Ctrl>`+`<Arrow>` will grow the window in that direction if there is room
-
-### Moving with the mouse:
-Dragging a window around the edge of the screen will create a preview of
-where that tile will snap.
-
-There are a few zones to be aware of
-- Top Center maximizes a window
-- Bottom Center maximizes horizontally in the bottom row
-- In the center of any column on the bottom row will maximize vertically in that column
-- Right or left center will maximize vertically in a column
-    - If using 4/5 columns and double-width is enabled, it will maximize on that half of the screen
-
-- Holding `<CTRL>` while dragging will create a 1x1 anywhere in the grid without needing to be at an edge
-- Holding `<SUPER>`+`<CTRL>` will create a start point for multi-row/col tiles
-- Any other zone along the edge will create a 1x1 tile
-
-
-# Configuration
-### Browser
-1. Visit https://extensions.gnome.org/local/
-1. Click on the "Configure this extension" button.
-
-### Gnome-tweaks
-1. Open `Extension` settings in [Gnome Tweaks](https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-tweaks)
-1. locate `Wintile` and click on the cogwheel button to bring up the configuration dialog.
-
-
-# Installation
-### GNOME Extension site:
-https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/1723/wintile-windows-10-window-tiling-for-gnome/
-
-### Building from source
-1. Download source code from the [Master](https://github.com/Fmstrat/wintile/archive/refs/heads/master.zip) or [develop](https://github.com/Fmstrat/wintile/archive/refs/heads/develop.zip) branches.
-1. unzip the file
-1. cd into the directory it creates
-1. run `./build.sh`
-1. run `unzip -d [email protected] [email protected]`
-1. run `cp -r [email protected] ~/.local/share/gnome-shell/extensions/`
-1. restart your session
-
-Wayland users need to reboot to enable the extension.
-
-Gnome users can press `<Alt>`+`<F2>` and run `r` from the prompt. **(IT WILL NOT WORK from a terminal)**
-
-### Debugging
-If you're having issues, please attach some debug logs to your issue. 
-Note: debugging must be enabled in WinTile settings
+## Documentation
 
-```bash
-journalctl -qf | grep -i -e wintile -e 'js error'
-```
+Latest documentation available at: [https://nowsci.com/wintile/](https://nowsci.com/wintile/)