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Mustard007
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 Posted: Sat Dec 21, 2002 3:02 am Post subject: Remember windows size and position in Gnome ?? |
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Hi !
I would like to say how to make my windows in Gnome remember position and size. This is posible ??
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Mustard007
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| Anybody ?? |
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ronmon
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| That's the feature that I miss most from Sawfish and gnome-1.4, followed closely by the tweakability of panels. I have looked for the setting in both Sawfish and Metacity but it seems to have disappeared. Hopefully, it will come back. |
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lordsibn
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indeed. that and window snapping. If you want to use sawfish, you certainly *can*, but I'd rather just see these in gnome's default WM.
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nempo
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| lordsibn wrote: | | indeed. that and window snapping. If you want to use sawfish, you certainly *can*, but I'd rather just see these in gnome's default WM. |
You can snap windowss by holding down shift while draging the window you wish to snap to something, something being border of screen or another window. |
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