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> Dragging a window to the top of the screen maximizes the window. FOR GODS SAKE WHY. This also works in Xfce and I love it.
by rootlocus 8y ago
> Dragging a window to the top of the screen maximizes the window. FOR GODS SAKE WHY.
This also works in Xfce and I love it.
- keithpeter 8y agoIn xfce you can switch that behaviour off in Window Manager Tweaks and the Accessibility tab. Not sure about Gnome shell.
- isostatic 8y agoI use xfce, and have Alt-Left half width full height on the left, Alt-Right does the same on the right. Alt-up is half height, full width on top, Alt-down on bottom, and Alt-F10 maximise. I tend to only use the mouse to point to the window I want focus on, although on the occasion I do use a mouse I have it that dragging to the top/bottom/left/right does the same behaviour. I had to really think about those shortcuts (on my phone at the moment) as it's just muscle memory.
- collyw 8y agoI never noticed until now. (After just posting a comment that I stuck with Xfce to avoid crap like that...)