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> The only advantage I find in LXDE is that it has a titlebar I can 'reveal' if I wish to mess around and fiddle with the window position Unless I'm misunderst
by manaskarekar 8y ago
> The only advantage I find in LXDE is that it has a titlebar I can 'reveal' if I wish to mess around and fiddle with the window position
Unless I'm misunderstanding, you can use Alt + left click to move any window around, and Alt + right click to resize. No need to reveal the title bar except perhaps to read the occasional title.
- devereaux 8y agoCorrect, I really like alt left click to move windows but for some reason I prefer resizing with the title bar even if takes one more event (keypress) to make it show up, and one more to remove it when I'm done.
- manaskarekar 8y agoOff topic, but have you looked at LXQt? It is surprisingly nice, albeit with slightly more memory usage. I never thought I could move away from LXDE but I think I'm going to soon.
- devereaux 8y agoInteresting - I will consider it, thanks a lot for the suggestion! Memory use is a concern, but so are wakeups in a tickles kernel on a laptop. At the moment I'm considering Sway mostly because of the wide use and community, but it's a "long term" project this month or the next :-)