Malcolm Tredinnick wrote [on 26/11/03 10:04 +1100]: > On Wed, 2003-11-26 at 00:36, Leonardo Boiko wrote: > > > > I don't know about other countries, but in Brazil the most common > > resolution is 800x600, followed by 640x480. GNU systems are > > attractive for giving value to these old PCs. I understand the > > reasons for keeping windows below the top border, but that makes the > > WM unusable in our displays. Most dialog boxes have the buttons in > > the bottom, and they stay off-screen. Since you can't move windows > > up, you can't even see the buttons. > > As a workaround solution in the interim, you can temporarily move your > panel to the side of the screen (just click on it and drag it to the > side) when such a broken application is running. In this way, you can > move the application vertically as much as you like. Which version of Metacity are you talking about? I have Metacity 2.6.2, and the above workaround does not work. I kind of gave up on Metacity a few months ago, and now, whenever I use GNOME Desktop, I use xfwm4 with it instead of Metacity. (Normally I use Fluxbox) Regards, Santanu _______________________________________________ gnome-list mailing list gnome-list@xxxxxxxxx http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gnome-list
