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I agree. The distro I am using lets me move windows by holding down Meta/Super key and left mouse button - anywhere in the window. Firefox is an example of how
by adevopsguy 3y ago
I agree. The distro I am using lets me move windows by holding down Meta/Super key and left mouse button - anywhere in the window. Firefox is an example of how terrible it can get, see this screenshot: https://i.imgur.com/zs2wekv.png https://i.imgur.com/zs2wekv.png. To move this window I can either click to the left of the Firefox icon (to the left in image) or between the arrow down and minimize to the right.
- Muehe 3y agoThis is a X11 feature AFAIK. Meta+Right-click resizes the window by the way.
- adevopsguy 3y ago> This is a X11 feature AFAIK Good to know! > Meta+Right-click resizes the window by the way. Yep, I use it all the time, killer feature!
- kaba0 3y agoI mean, what’s the alternative? Go back to Internet Explorer style windows, with 3 toolbars?
- wpm 3y agoYes? We managed on 1024x768 screens and all that “wasted” real estate. Meanwhile I have two 2880x2560 monitors hanging off my dock and UX designers are tripping over themselves to hide more shit in the overflow menu to save me 5 pixels of vertical space.
- CRConrad 3y agoAnd one of those monitors is pivoted vertical...
- funcDropShadow 3y agoYes, in Internet Explorer you could show and hide all those toolbars as you liked. So, you could adapt the application to your needs. If my former self, that was forced to use Internet Explorer, would defend its UI in the future, it would rotate in the grave.