Public bug reported:
The mouse cursor when indicating the edge of a frame (border of a
window) always takes on the appearance of an arrow and a bar, ie,
"=>|". It is suggested there is a need for this symbol to convey more
information; namely, whether the border can be moved in or out or
whether it has reached either the minimum or maximum extent of its
movement, ie, "|<=" or "=>|<=" or "=>|".
It is suggested that, when resizing windows, if minimally sized on the
relevant dimension, the arrow should be pointing in the direction the
window can be expanded. When a window can be resized up or down, there
should be an arrow on either side of the bar; thereby indicating
movement in either direction is possible. Similarly, when a window has
reached its maximum size, the arrow should be pointing in the direction
in which the frame's border can be moved.
** Affects: gnome-desktop (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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wishlist: resize cursor should be ended depending on resize possibilities
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