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"For example, take window moving and resizing." Yeah, everyone uses compiz's resize window plugin. I think it's enabled by default, try holding down alt & drag
by Herring 18y ago
"For example, take window moving and resizing."
Yeah, everyone uses compiz's resize window plugin. I think it's enabled by default, try holding down alt & dragging the scroll button.
- petercooper 18y agoThat's the thing - that method exists but.. it's not default, and something as simple as resizing a window should be seamless by default without the need for hacks. As a hacker, I love Linux to bits and it beats OS X and Windows in a crazy number of ways. As a user (and it's a hat I proudly wear quite often) I find the UI glitches infuriating, especially as it makes it so hard to recommend to other users I know (because I'll inevitably get the "why can't I resize windows properly?" question 100 times a year).
- dhimes 18y agowhoa--that was cool! On fedora 9, that increased the transparency of the window (so I could easily see beneath). That is sweet for this display, where I don't have the room to lay things side-by-side. Thanks!
- Herring 18y agohah, you're scrolling the button, not click-dragging it. Glad you like it though. Try using trailfocus for automatic transparency, it's much easier.