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Move and resize windows on macOS with keyboard shortcuts and snap areas
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Maximum "Stage Manager recent apps area" value is too small #981

Closed hsjunn closed 1 year ago

hsjunn commented 1 year ago

macOS version: Ventura 13.0 Rectangle version: 0.61 (67) Logs if applicable (In Rectangle menu, hold option, "View Logging..."): N/A

In my iMac Pro 2017 with the "default" display resolution settings, Stage Manager uses 214 pixels for its recent apps area, which is larger than the current maximum value allowed by Rectangles i.e., 200. Could you please increase the maximum value?

My current (working) workaround is:

edit: I understand Rectangles doesn't need to exactly replicate that value, but I feel sorta compulsive about that.

rxhanson commented 1 year ago

Agreed. I'll slate this for the next release.

YouRik commented 1 year ago

I think a tick box option to always keep the space for stage manager would be nice, not only when there are recent apps in the stage manager area. I'm suggesting this because when you have a window A maximized, then open a new window B, window A gets moved into the miniature view. When you then switch back to A, the stage manager area is hidden because A has not resized to account for the stage manager area and B gets completely hidden, so it's necessary to resize A manually.

rxhanson commented 1 year ago

@YouRik The way to achieve what you're after is just to set a screen edge gap, using a terminal command (and restart the app): https://github.com/rxhanson/Rectangle/blob/master/TerminalCommands.md#setting-gaps-at-the-screen-edges

Then set stage manager recent apps area to 0.

Closing this one out since it was merged a while back.

YouRik commented 1 year ago

@YouRik The way to achieve what you're after is just to set a screen edge gap, using a terminal command (and restart the app): https://github.com/rxhanson/Rectangle/blob/master/TerminalCommands.md#setting-gaps-at-the-screen-edges

Then set stage manager recent apps area to 0.

Closing this one out since it was merged a while back.

Thank you, I was not aware of the advanced settings through the terminal.