Iain Patterson wrote: > Quoth Carlos R. Mafra, > >> This patch introduces the "tiled maximization" feature, a.k.a. Maximus. > > If this is the feature borrowed from Compiz - and if it matters - I > believe the original name was Maximumize. Maximus is a daemon (mainly > for netbooks) which ensures that all windows are always maximised.
when the feature request was posted in this mailing list the person said it was called maximus, iirc. So now at least in wmaker it will be known as Maximus :-) As a side note, I wanted to code this myself because I liked the concept, so I would be a user of it. Furthermore, my wife and I agreed last year that our son will be called Maximus, so I liked the name of the feature as it was proposed and I would like that to remain as it is, and capitalized :-) > In any case it compiles and appears to work, though I'm not sure what > SHOULD happen when the window to be maximu(miz|s)ed overlaps another. Indeed, I did not have a decision for that. But I didn't want it to be minimized to fit in the space, because the feature was about maximization. So right now if it is initially overlapping another window, it will ignore that poor window behind it. But if someone has a strong feeling and want it to be minimized instead, I will gladly accept patches. > Talking of keyboard shortcuts, I noticed that the code to allow > setting the MaximusKey shortcut is missing from git next. It was in > your original post to this mailing list but I didn't see it in > KeyboardShortcuts.c on the next branch. Ops, that was my mistake when I redid the patch to push. I will fix that now. Thanks for pointing it out, as I already have the shortcut defined it would take a long time until I notice that. -- To unsubscribe, send mail to [email protected].
