On Fri, Mar 6, 2015 at 12:59 AM Paul Davis <p...@linuxaudiosystems.com> wrote:
> consider a simple dialog. Should it have a close button or not? If the > application adds an explicit close button, there are now two areas of the > window as displayed by most WMs which will, upon being clicked, cause the > window to be hidden. > Yes, in case of server-side decorations. When using client-side decorations, the expectation is that the WM does not add any controls at all and the application can add as many close buttons as it sees fit (read: one). Though to be honest, a simple dialog is not too interesting here - if all you want is a titlebar with a close button, it's perfectly fine to just assume that the WM will give you that. CSD makes more sense(*) for windows with more functions, by for instance allowing you to visually balance the UI by putting an "Open" button on the left and a "Close" button on the right. (*) Compared to the simple-dialog case, not SSD in general
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