10super useful, exactly what I was looking for. I use key board shortcuts anyways:
quit application = super + q
toggle maximize = super + up arrow
tile left = super + left arrow
tile right = super + righ arrow
resize = alt + right mouse drag
move = alt + left mouse drag
This theme is pretty much exactly what I was looking for, thanks.
One thing though; is it possible to define special window rules for some applications, because with a light GTK theme the light/white border clashes quite heavily with a dark colored terminal:
http://i.imgur.com/LTTtKcZ.png
If possible I'd like to keep the light border for all applications, except for my terminal which could have a dark border.
As a workaround I use `terminator -b` which forces the terminal to start with no border.
Thanks!
There is a difference between a 2px border and no border at all, if you want the latter, just create an empty theme like this:
mkdir -p /usr/share/themes/empty/xfwm4/
touch /usr/share/themes/empty/xfwm4/themerc
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10 10 the best
10 you are my hero !
10 10 the best
10 super useful, exactly what I was looking for. I use key board shortcuts anyways: quit application = super + q toggle maximize = super + up arrow tile left = super + left arrow tile right = super + righ arrow resize = alt + right mouse drag move = alt + left mouse drag
10 It is EXACTLY what I want. Indeed who needs the title. It is wasted space.
This theme is pretty much exactly what I was looking for, thanks. One thing though; is it possible to define special window rules for some applications, because with a light GTK theme the light/white border clashes quite heavily with a dark colored terminal: http://i.imgur.com/LTTtKcZ.png If possible I'd like to keep the light border for all applications, except for my terminal which could have a dark border. As a workaround I use `terminator -b` which forces the terminal to start with no border. Thanks!
...but I did the same thing by accident yesterday when I somehow killed the XFWM4 Window Manager. :-D
There is a difference between a 2px border and no border at all, if you want the latter, just create an empty theme like this: mkdir -p /usr/share/themes/empty/xfwm4/ touch /usr/share/themes/empty/xfwm4/themerc