Re: proposed addition to EWMH: _NET_WM_NORMAL_GEOMETRY
- From: "Mark Tiefenbruck" <mark fluxbox org>
- To: "Dana Jansens" <danakj orodu net>
- Cc: wm-spec-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: proposed addition to EWMH: _NET_WM_NORMAL_GEOMETRY
- Date: Fri, 27 Jul 2007 20:39:55 -0700
> You could just have the WM restore its original geometry when shutting
> down, but leave the state hints (max vert, etc) in tact for the new
> window manager. Then you can do exactly what you want without any new
> hints.
Yes, that's another possibility I considered. First of all, it's just
an ugly way to transfer information -- setting a window property is
less work and less disruptive than two XMoveResizes. Second, all of
that resizing may affect the application in not-so-nice ways; for
instance, I think video players would fall into this category. Third,
there may be other uses of the property than just restoring state. As
an example, a pager might use the information, rather than displaying
the actual geometry. Or, you might have a program similar to 3ddesk
that animates the changing of state and wants to do some rendering in
advance.
Mark
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