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Maximized Window Borders
One thing I find annoying about KDE is that when a window is maximized, the window borders are still visible allowing the window to be too easily unmaximized. Is there any way I can turn this off?
Hello,
Try this: right click on the window border or press alt+f3, then advanced -> no border. Does that do what you want?
Siili teki maalin.
That's close but then the title bar goes away too.
How about removing those maximized and minimized buttons completely and assigning a shortcut key for those actions? That way it wouldn't be so obvious to find out how to unmaximize window.
Optins for that can be found at control center under the window decoration menu, buttons tab, choose "Use custom titlebar button positions" and drag the unwanted button off the the titlebar.
Siili teki maalin.
'cmon ppl. there is simply the option "allow moving and resizing of maximized windows" in "window behaviour" (right-click windecoration) under "moving".
too easy.
-=| life sucks deeply |=-
aaw, Should have known that there is a configuration option for that. There always is a configuration option.
Siili teki maalin.
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aaw, Should have known that there is a configuration option for that. There always is a configuration option.
indeed. we are talking here about KDE, after all. and KDE is the most configurable DE that ever existed...
-=| life sucks deeply |=-
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Tuesday, November 5th 2024, 3:57pm
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