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All of that was already implemented by the toolkit. The way programs used to do it is by simply calling those 3-4 toolkit functions to move and resize. You can
by cycloptic 7y ago
All of that was already implemented by the toolkit. The way programs used to do it is by simply calling those 3-4 toolkit functions to move and resize. You can verify this by looking in the code to old versions of Audacious/XMMS/Beep/etc, which still used GTK/GDK to handle those things.
I can't stress this enough: this kind of thing was already supported for quite a long time and app developers were doing it long ago. The only thing GTK3 added was a common look and feel for it. Qt also has that now too.
- ori_b 7y agoAnd it's a pretty annoying regression.