Open Atemo-C opened 1 month ago
sounds like a reasonable enhancement, but it's not possible atm. Unless you write it yourself or make a plugin, of course. MRs welcome
Well, I might have to learn some programming for that, haha. Anyway, it is nice to at least know that this is not currently here, I thought for a moment that I had missed something obvious in some documentation somewhere, like I often happen to, but I am glad not to.
I hope someone with actual developing knowledge and free time will chime in to make a MR or plugin, and I will happily test it if needs be.
Thank you for the quick answer, as always.
I've got some work done on this, will post a PR when in a usable state.
Progress:
--- draft PR ---
@Agent00Ming still working?
yeah. WIP here
Description
As pointed out in this currently unanswered discussion, one can easily resize a window precisely with keyboard shortcuts, but, when grabbing on a window's sides, resizing with a pointing device like a mouse always acts on another axis that I do not want to be acted upon, as seen in this video.
https://private-user-images.githubusercontent.com/160250128/331737779-5101e38a-f604-4e71-ab31-d70597b09f59.mp4
I have looked at the wiki to see if I could change this behaviour, but to no avail.
This resizing behaviour is generally not the one I want nor expect, for it means that any imprecise movement with a pointing device like a mouse in an undesired axis will change the size of the tiles currently on the screen in an undesirable manner.
If possible, having a binding
[key + mouse]
would allow one to resize a window from its sides (here in white) in one axis, without affecting the others. This, ideally, could also or otherwise be done with a setting underhyprland.conf
.For example, on the image below, I could move the right side of
L1
horizontally, and even if I moved my pointing device vertically during that horizontal resize, only the horizontal axis would be affected.Any thoughts on this?