On Wed, May 29, 2002 at 06:23:12PM -0700, Sean 'Shaleh' Perry wrote: > please, no html on this list, please. > > > Well, you could put it like that =). But I would look at this as logical > > behaviour. When a window is maximised, you seldom want it out of place/moved > > in this state, you want the whole thing visible and as big as possible. When, > > for instance, you shade maximised windows and such, it sometimes happens > > that you move it a little by accident. Placing a lock on the position would > > be nice, at least as optional behaviour. Maybe it will happen, who knows > > ;) > > Perhaps in the future there will be an option in the menu for "pin" which will > lock the window where it is. > > Personally I like to have the freedom to move things around and do not want the > wm in my way.
I agree that you shouldn't be forced into keeping it there. However, while double clicking with the first button on the titlebar makes it eay to move windows (annoying), a single mouse-wheel-up can shade it eaasir and without such threat <wink wink shaleh> :) xOr -- I am damn unsatisfied to be killed in this way.
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