Re: Bottom resize bar shown when a window is maximized
- From: Mike Hokenson <gnome gozer org>
- To: sawfish-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: Bottom resize bar shown when a window is maximized
- Date: Wed, 14 May 2008 14:39:21 -0500
On Wednesday, May 14, 2008 at 10:10AM, Andrea Vettorello wrote:
You surely can modify your current theme to display only the title bar
when a window is maximized, or maybe you can try a general solution
that should work with every existing theme, using the
"call-after-state-changed" function. You should trace when a window is
maximized (and minimized) to change the window type from default to
shaped and vice versa (shaped windows normally are decorated without
borders and with a title bar).
I tried these in my ~/.sawfishrc, but they're not doing anything:
(define (maximized-state-change w)
; first this
(if (window-get w 'maximized-fullscreen)
set-frame-style w 'shaped))
; then this
(if (window-get w 'maximized-fullscreen)
(remove-frame-class w 'bottom-left-corner))
; finally this
(remove-frame-class w 'bottom-left-corner))
(add-hook 'add-window-hook maximized-state-change)
(call-after-state-changed 'maximized maximized-state-change)
And I don't see any themes that do anything with maximized windows...
Anyone have suggestions?
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