On Tue, Jun 04, 2002 at 09:53:34PM -0700, Sean 'Shaleh' Perry wrote: > > > > I use shaded windows as a medium-state between full and iconified windows. > > I can still cycle to them, I can _see_ them on the screen, and they can > > still accepts keyboard input. I do not like the new behaviour, as shaded > > windows now lose their visual indication of the window's presence. If one > > wants to hide a window completely, shouldn't one jsut iconify it? > > > > The window placement only considers the title bar of the shaded window, so > > the difference is only minimal (visually, that is), is it not? > > > > My usage pattern is one workspace without about 4 or 5 browsers shaded at > various web sites. Due to the window size opening any new window will hit the > tiled placement code. > > Let's use this for a bit and see what happens. It is literally one line of > code, so if the decision is not in favour of it it is easily removed.
Could always add another 9 lines and make it an option in the Window Placement menu.. :) "Ignore Sticky Windows" would go well beside "Ignore Full-Maximized Windows". you'll actually have a patch for this coming your way in the next few days.. =] xOr -- I am damn unsatisfied to be killed in this way.
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