WineTile requires GNOME Shell 3.28, 3.30, 3.32 or 3.34 (so it should work with Debian 10 Buster and newer, Ubuntu 18.04 Bionic Beaver and newer, Fedora 30 and newer, etc.) and it's compatible with both X11 and Wayland sessions.

Do note that single window maximizing and maximizing to the left/right (edge tiling) are already present in the standard GNOME Shell, so there's no need to install anything if that's all you want. Maximizing single windows and maximizing to the side snap modes also work next to quarter tiling, both using the keyboard ( Super/Win + Up to maximize a window, and Super/Win + Left or Right arrow to maximize a window to the left or right, taking 50% of the screen) and mouse. The extension brings quarter tiling functionality to GNOME Shell, using the Super/Win + Arrow keys or using the mouse (with previews and snapping when dragging the windows to the edges).

If you like the Microsoft Windows 10 tiling style, you can easily get your GNOME Shell desktop to support it with the help of an extension called WinTile.

Tiling in windows 10