On Tue, 9 Sep 2014 19:53:57 +0000 (UTC) Beartooth wrote: > > When I open an app in a new window, then start arranging it on > the workspace it's in, I want two abilities. > > One is to be able to size each window (including any already > there) with the mouse, to any size and shape I find convenient. > > The other is to be able to position it anywhere I please -- if I > have more than two, I get very picky about how I cascade them (if that's > the word), so that from then on I don't have to tolerate being distracted > by arrangement any more. > > These abilities have always been SOP. Even on foul OSs. Till now. > > Suddenly, if I get one edge of a window within an inch or so of > the edge of the display (not counting panels), it jumps over to that > edge, and refuses arrantly to stay put. > > I suspect this obnoxiousness may be called by the new term "snap." > > Whatever it is, how do I get it off my machine, and keep it off? > > I'm running XFCE4 under F20, if that matters. > Get yourself acquainted with Menu -> Settings -> Settings Manager -> Window Manager -> Advanced -> Window snapping. :)
Regards, Martin
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