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LarryL. 11-17-2005 11:05 AM

root window dimension
 
Hi all

is there a way to limit the root window dimendion when pressing the maximize button on an app so that gkrellm and the toolbar stay visible (no overlapping) ?
Im using fluxbox.


thanks your help

Larry

Sargek 11-18-2005 05:52 AM

Re: root window dimension
 
Quote:

Originally posted by LarryL.
Hi all

is there a way to limit the root window dimendion when pressing the maximize button on an app so that gkrellm and the toolbar stay visible (no overlapping) ?
Im using fluxbox.


thanks your help

Larry

Not a Flux expert, but you can right click on the titlebar of a window and select "remember" --> "dimensions" and "position". The bad part about this is child windows on some apps (Mozilla) are also that size, even though they were not intended to be: the settings window, for example. As for gkrellm, there are several slit options in the fluxbox --> configure portions of the menu, have you tried those yet? Also, there are options for "maximize over" on both the slit and the toolbar, are those checked? If so, uncheck them.

LarryL. 11-18-2005 11:01 AM

Thanks Sargek

i overlooked the "Full Maximzation" ...rtfm maybe?

If the wm can tell X to leave out the bottom part of the screen so that the toolbar stays visible it should be possible to do that for any edge of the screen - this is actually what im trying...
Any Idea?

Sargek 11-19-2005 08:15 AM

window
 
Quote:

Originally posted by LarryL.
Thanks Sargek

i overlooked the "Full Maximzation" ...rtfm maybe?

If the wm can tell X to leave out the bottom part of the screen so that the toolbar stays visible it should be possible to do that for any edge of the screen - this is actually what im trying...
Any Idea?

I understand - not sure if flux will do this, except for the "remember size and position" settings, which is kind of annoying. Xfce4 has a "border" you can set around the root window, where nothing will maximize to. As I am typing this, I notice the Firefox window is overlapping the bar...


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