I want to organize my display tightly and efficiently while using a windows based desktop environment/window-manager.
I am using a flexible Panel (in my case: Plank - https://launchpad.net/plank), which fills half of the bottom of a screen and is configured to restrict the usable screen size so that a maximized application window will not overlap it.
I would furthermore want Tilda to use the other half of the bottom of that screen.
Problem:
Tilda ignores raising or lowering the X- and Y-Position if either underflows or exceeds the display limits.
Solution suggestion:
A checkbox in the Appearance section of the Tilda Preferences window that allows Tilda to ignore the display limits alltogether OR that allows Tilda to use the full range of a display/screen size before limitations of such panels kick in.
Thanks for considering.
P.S.: I love Tilda and I am using it ever since I discovered it. I think the set of options is great already and they make it quite versatile.
Use case:
I want to organize my display tightly and efficiently while using a windows based desktop environment/window-manager. I am using a flexible Panel (in my case: Plank - https://launchpad.net/plank), which fills half of the bottom of a screen and is configured to restrict the usable screen size so that a maximized application window will not overlap it. I would furthermore want Tilda to use the other half of the bottom of that screen.
Problem:
Tilda ignores raising or lowering the X- and Y-Position if either underflows or exceeds the display limits.
Solution suggestion:
A checkbox in the Appearance section of the Tilda Preferences window that allows Tilda to ignore the display limits alltogether OR that allows Tilda to use the full range of a display/screen size before limitations of such panels kick in.
Thanks for considering.
P.S.: I love Tilda and I am using it ever since I discovered it. I think the set of options is great already and they make it quite versatile.