You just use meta plus t and select the layout you want. Then to tile open dolphin and open the terminal and then use the mouse cursor with shift key and drag the window to the layout you want it in.
Edit: So in other words drag the terminal to the larger tile position or smaller or however you have the layout.
Example:
Yes, the tiling itself works. Itās just Meta-T which doesnāt work for me. Oh well, weāll seeā¦
Hmm? Press meta t and it comes up with whatever is loaded. Then to change click on load layout on top right. Select the one you want. Then click on the Window and it is set. You can also change them by adding or deleting a tile. 
Edit: You say you have tiling editor? Under configure should show meta + t
Edit: Maybe you have some other shortcut using meta + t
Thought about this as well, but usually you get alerted when a shortcut is used already. I als tried other shortcuts but none would stick.
Well, letās see if others have the same issue, if not I guess I need to dive into logs and thingsā¦
So KDE 27 has descended upon Swedenā¦
Meta + T works for me, but Iām not sure if Iāll use tiling all that much, at least on laptops. On a larger screen I do see the use. However Iāll play around with it for a while.
Iām more curious about if the scaling has improved when you plug a laptop into a high res monitor/TV. Iāll try tomorrow as a rapid decapitation would be the end result if Iād hog the 4K TV right now. 
Iāve updated the original post with the release announcement and changelog.
Iāve also done a fresh test installation. The issue I mentioned above of scaling being set to 125% initially is present for me in a fresh install. Iāll search bugs.kde.org later, and if I canāt find it will report it.
Otherwise everything is 
I updated prior to it coming out using the testing repo. Itās all working flawless as always. My install is Eos Kde Plasma. Iām not using Wayland although i know it does work well on amdgpu. Iām sticking with grub and X11. Iām really looking forward to Kde 6.0
I am - on Intel. Overall I prefer it to X11 now (at least on KDE Plasma).
Me too - letās hope it is out before Christmas 
Yes and I may try Wayland again. The biggest issue i find is when launch in apps with Wayland and you get the bouncing icon. Happens on Firefox and or Libreoffice.
Edit: On X11 they open instantly.
Iāve turned off Launch Feedback (if thatās what youāre referring to). Itās in the Cursors section of System Settings now.
Whatās it under? I canāt find it?
Edit: Okay i found it.
Currently I am on Arch - Intel. My preferred Plasma settings does not really play well with Wayland (transparency and blur on everything except the active window), so I stick to X11, and Grub.
New day, new brain. Tried again to set a keyboard shortcut this morning, still no success. But I noticed the ādefaultā button on the settings screen. Well, that set the shortcut to Meta-T and I am in business 
Will play around with tiling today to see if itās any good for meā¦
Something different, my background picture changed to this?
Is this really the official background? Pretty dull and very different to the previous onesā¦think I have to change that one. I want my orange rocket back
You can change the shortcut in the Effects page, where Tiling is enabled.
Default (Meta+T) is a Global shortcut.
You can add a new Global alternative. 
Tiling is not usable/practical now, for the purpose of replacing a Tiling WM, IMHO.
Nevertheless, there are several ways to have a fake Tiling WM experience, if you (spend a lot of time to) try configuring kWin shortcuts in a way that makes sense to a user (individually). I have not confirmed if this is because of the new tiling features, or it was there all along 
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Vee vill seeā¦ 
I know where to find the shortcuts, it simply didnāt work, what I set got ignored. But your screenshot also shows the āDefaultā button bottom left, that one magically solved the problem for me. So case closed.
But after half a day on 5.27 I am not sure if tiling is for me, I think Iād need a much higher screen resolution to get something out of it. Tiling is fine for CLI/Konsole, and I use it there a lot, but for graphical windows I just donāt have enough real estate.
accurate
no matter whether bright mode or dark mode
I donāt know if that can be changed? You donāt want any borders on the Windows?
