Below is an example of a layout. The user runs
partition --apply
Seemingly, partition identifies the set of windows with one Sublime Text and two terminals. This means that the exact same layout has been learned before. The user can let partition re-learn the layout by invoking
partition --learn
If you are struggling with getting the windows to line up, simply invoke
partition --quantize
which will snap the windows to a much sparser grid on the desktop.
Here is another layout, consisting of a visible instance of Brave, one instance of Sublime Text and two terminals. This one has also been saved.
Now, the user ran
partition --pack
This takes the set of visible windows and packs them (with a gap) using a heuristic bin-packing algorithm. I did not bother to write my own, so the user needs to install it:
pip install rectpack