Am 24.06.2014 20:50, schrieb Felix Miata: > On 2014-06-23 19:10 (GMT+0530) Syam Krishnan composed: > >> Kevin Kofler wrote: > >>> Upstream unfortunately enables that "feature" by default. IMHO, we should >>> disable that silliness in kde-settings. Active screen edges just suck. > >> I beg to differ. I find this behaviour very handy to quickly organize windows. >> I don't know of any other simpler way to achieve tiling of windows. > > I can't imagine how. Before even trying to do that I can't imagine how dragging to the snap area is easier than > double clicking the titlebar or single clicking the maximize button if I actually want the window maximized. If I > drag a window into a snap area, it's because I want the window at that edge, whether top, bottom or side, not > change its size. The principle of least surprise is violated by having different behaviors at different edges the double-click argument beat sonly for maximize/restore but not for tiling left/right as said: it depends on your screen size with 15" you often may lead to trigger it by accident with 27" it looks completly different least surprise: in gerneal: yes in case of tiling: if you need to dig in options nobody would know it exists after working some years with tiling on a large screen -> no way you got me to work without anymore for maximize by drag-to-top: well, nonody needs that really, hence disabled here
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