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I don't know who was the first to do it, but Microsoft implemented a feature they called "Aero Snap" for Windows 7 (now just called "Snap"). Basically if you drag a window to an edge it resizes it 50%.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XVV-KG3q7gM
Though there's no reason to limit this to just resizing windows, but that is primarily why I want it.
fvwm3
This would not impact backwards compatibility as I think it requires entirely new features.
I would imagine you can do something like:
Mouse 1 1 A + cursor_has_moved + cursor__touching_pixels 0x1080+100+0 function_to_do.
I don't think it's possible, but I'm not strong in the ways of fvwm.
Windows 7+ (much more complicated in Win11), Metacity, Kwin, JWM I think.
You can use EdgeCommand to emulate something similar.
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I don't know who was the first to do it, but Microsoft implemented a feature they called "Aero Snap" for Windows 7 (now just called "Snap"). Basically if you drag a window to an edge it resizes it 50%.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XVV-KG3q7gM
Though there's no reason to limit this to just resizing windows, but that is primarily why I want it.
How might fvwm3 need to change?
fvwm3
, what might need to change, and whether this impacts backwards-compatability.This would not impact backwards compatibility as I think it requires entirely new features.
Can this be achieved through scripting?
I would imagine you can do something like:
Mouse 1 1 A + cursor_has_moved + cursor__touching_pixels 0x1080+100+0 function_to_do.
fvwm3
?I don't think it's possible, but I'm not strong in the ways of fvwm.
Windows 7+ (much more complicated in Win11), Metacity, Kwin, JWM I think.