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What is the WinSplit Revolution -like application for Linux (KDE)? Or maybe there is a functionality in KDE I am missing?
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It's not really a programming related question, I guess.
Anyhow...there seems to be a plugin for compiz-fusion called grid, which according to the author is based off of the functionality WinSplit Revolution provides.
Tiling is typically a function of the window manager. KWin does not do tiling to my knowledge. There are numerous tiling managers out there though:
Also, i dont know if this is rumor or not, but I have heard a couple times that Openbox will be getting tiling functionality. You can run a KDE desktop with openbox as the WM. This will allow you to have tiling + a desktop-ish environment
But yea.. not really programming related