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- Turn on a grid in the View menu, which you can configure in the program preferences (in pixels only).
- Holding the Shift key, you can drag layers (or selected portions of the layer) along the X or Y axis with the Move tool. Or with the same tool selected, you can use the arrow keys for more precise movement.
That's about it if I remember correctly, I'm afraid.
I love how you're so dedicated to help out the community with OpenCanvas, as if you work for their customer support department, lol.