Re: quadrant resizing mode setting?
Mathias Gumz <[email protected]>
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heya,
> I installed fluxbox (1.3.2-2) on a fresh install of Ubuntu 12 beta.
> When I tried to right-click resize I discovered it would resize the
> window based on where the mouse was clicked. After some googling I
> discovered this was called "Quadrant Resizing" and found some
> documentation that said I could toggle it in the .flubox/init file.
you are refering to the official documentation or something you found
somewhere in the interwebs?
> I've never had to do this before to have fluxbox work "normally"
> (normally, being, it always resizes to the bottom right) but I figured
> a default had changed. I put this line in my .fluxbox/init file:
>
> session.screen0.resizeMode: Bottom
>
> After restarting fluxbox it doesn't appear to have made any
> difference. I can change other values in the init file which affect
the resize-mode setting was moved into the keys-file. and thus you can
find the documentation here at
http://fluxbox.org/help/man-fluxbox-keys.php
which reads like:
StartResizing [corner]
Start dragging to resize the window as if you had grabbed
the window at the specified corner.
By default corner is BottomRight, but may be overridden with one
of:
NearestCorner NearestEdge
TopLeft Top TopRight
Left Center Right
BottomLeft Bottom BottomRight
so, you should change the "StartReszing" line in your .fluxbox/keys
file to something you like (i'd assume "bottom" will please you :))
cheers,
mathias
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