Desktop behavior

Configure window snapping, desktop-icon alignment, hidden files, and the endOS interface scale.

Open Settings → Desktop to control how windows and desktop icons snap, whether hidden files appear, and how large the endOS interface is.

Edge snap resize

Turn on Edge snap resize to resize windows automatically when you drag them to screen edges. You can then enable the layouts you want:

Control	What it does
Corner quadrants	Snaps windows into the top-left, top-right, bottom-left, or bottom-right quarter.
Top edge fullscreen	Snaps a window to fullscreen when you drag it to the top edge.
Left/right halves	Uses half-screen layouts at the left and right edges.
Edge snap threshold	Sets how close a window must be to an edge before snapping triggers, from 8–120px.

Edge snap threshold appears only when Edge snap resize and at least one snap sub-mode are on.

Smart Snap adds alignment guides and snaps items to nearby positions while you move or resize them.

Control	What it does
Smart Snap (Windows)	Shows alignment guides and snaps to nearby windows while you move or resize a window.
Smart Snap (Desktop Icons)	Shows alignment guides and snaps desktop icons while you drag them.

Control	What it does
Show hidden files	Shows dotfiles on the desktop and in Files.
Zoom scale	Scales the entire desktop interface from 50–150% in 10% steps.