__/ [ Penguiniator ] on Monday 17 July 2006 21:41 \__
> Roy Schestowitz wrote:
>
>
>> I wish that the KDE team will also implement the behaviour
>> which GNOME has got by default. One has to push maximised
>> windows a certain amount in order for them to 'snap out' of
>> their position.
>
> Control Center > Desktop > Window Behavior/Moving: Window snap
> zone
Aha! *smile* There are some finer controls there -- ones
which I never spotted before. I am not entirely sure what
the differences between "border snap zone" and "window snap
zone" actually are. I'll find out. Thanks for that.
> helps a little. It seems to work best when moving windows
> vertically rather than horizontally. I know its intended for
> snapping windows into, rather than out of, position, but it does
> require more effort to move them with increasing values in the
> dialog.
The gripe I sometimes have is the fact that, when windows
are set to be movable when maximised, it makes it hard to
discern maximised windows from ones that merely hover. A
bigger gripe is the lack of snaps in dual-head monitors,
including the snapping of pane borders to the gap between
monitors. It could probably be implemented although it's
just an itch-scratch-ware/feature.
Best wishes,
Roy
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