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Hello, Am 28.06.2010 03:25, schrieb Frederik Nnaji:
On Wed, Jun 23, 2010 at 14:43, Philipp Wendler<ubuntu@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>wrote:
Don't forget that there are users that do not always maximize their windows. This will be even more common in the future, because it doesn't make sense to maximize firefox etc. on a 24" screen. The only application I ever maximize on such a screen is Eclipse.24" ? good point there! on my 10" i maximize everything except for Contact List, which i expect to be an indicator menu at some point, hopefully.
Yes, I think it is very important for an OS nowadays to work with a wide range of screen sizes (and make use of it!). On the one hand there are a lot of mobile devices with small screens, but on the other hand a lot of people still use desktop PCs (probably almost all office users), and there screen sizes are increasing (24" screens are really cheap today).
I often resize terminals, editors and evince and arrange them so that I can view all of them, for example when looking at a manual or a paper, doing something on the command line and writing some text about it.would resizing in a grid not help with all this? It would be easier to snap application windows to each other this way. It would also make resizing faster in general as far as i can imagine.
Actually I'm not that happy with the current situation of manually resizing and moving the windows. When I still had 19" screens, I used to maximize all important applications and not think much about window management, and I really had to train myself to adapt to a different usage style.
So I would like to see ways to make window placement easier. Do you know anything that I could try?
Greetings, Philipp
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