I assume that "entire screen bar the panel" should have been "entire screen excluding the panel".That all depends upon your point of view :-) But yes that was my intended meaning. I'll try and control my use of English in future :-)
The maximise options are: - conservative Don't cover other windows (not already covered). - available Don't cover 'dont-cover' windows (not already covered). Epplets and dock type apps (e.g. gnome-panel) get by default the dont-cover attribute. - absolute (default) Span current screen, not crossing xinerama screen boundaries - xinerama Span xinerama screens
Thanks, that was exactly what I needed to know :-)
The "maximize" function in the gnome tasklist does maximise "available". This can currently not be changed.
Many themes have a maximise button on the window border. Unless overridden by the theme it will use the action class ACTION_MAX typically defined in /usr/share/enlightenment/config/actionclasses.cfg.
The default ACTION_MAX does maximise "conservative". You can change that to "available" to get the behavior you want.
Actually, I like that better too, so I think I'll change the default.
That makes sense to me, though there are no doubt people out there who disagree.
Thanks again
Simon.
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