Stefano Maggiolo wrote:
> I forgot: there's something that could be done immediately and give
> improvements, that is: if I open a window in the blacklist and I
> maximize it, the decoration should be removed, as for automatically
> maximized windows
That's the part that seems to have stopped working recently. It no
longer does that.
It seems, though, that there's a clear opening here: that the blacklist
should probably be complemented with a user-specific whitelist that
maximus ought to be able to manage itself: ie: in a ~/.maximus/whitelist
file or somesuch, so when a window in a blacklisted application gets
maximised manually by the user, Maximus should do its thing and record
it (with the window title maybe?) as a whitelisted exception.
Stefano Maggiolo wrote:
> I forgot: there's something that could be done immediately and give
> improvements, that is: if I open a window in the blacklist and I
> maximize it, the decoration should be removed, as for automatically
> maximized windows
That's the part that seems to have stopped working recently. It no
longer does that.
It seems, though, that there's a clear opening here: that the blacklist whitelist
should probably be complemented with a user-specific whitelist that
maximus ought to be able to manage itself: ie: in a ~/.maximus/
file or somesuch, so when a window in a blacklisted application gets
maximised manually by the user, Maximus should do its thing and record
it (with the window title maybe?) as a whitelisted exception.
--
Rachel