#Up and down arrows minimize and maximize debian code
I say, as I get older, I ever more wish for a code of honour among developers to mess with long established features only if they also provide an easy toggle to revert back to normal, i.e. Once an arrow key is pressed, you can press the same or opposite arrow key to continue resizing the window. Press the up or down arrow key if you want to resize the window vertically or the left or right arrow key if you want to resize horizontally. System: Kernel: 3.13.0-24-generic x86_64 (64 bit, gcc: 4.8.2)ĭesktop: Gnome Distro: Linux Mint 17 Qiana Press Alt+Spacebar again to open the window menu, arrow down to Size, and press Enter.
Now, your icons will be adjusted in 2 rows. Now, if you move your cursor to top edge of Taskbar, it converts into two pointed Arrow. If lock the taskbar is checked, uncheck it. # GtkScrollbar::trough-border = 0 -> 2 is a partial requirement for getting a (left) border Right click on an empty space in Taskbar. # GtkScrollbar::slider-width = 14 -> 16 changes width of scroll bar AND slider, apparently, although the lack of a right border makes the slider look off-center and non-flush in width What is the Debian desktop environment If no specific desktop environment is selected, but the Debian desktop environment is, the default which ends up installed is determined by.
# GtkScrollbar::has-*-stepper = 0 -> 1 turns on scroll arrows (if stepper-size isn't 0) For example, the window management buttons (minimize, maximize, and close) are back to the top right corner of each window instead of the top left corner. # GtkRange::trough-under-steppers = 0 -> 1 (extends the left scrollbar border over the arrows for a neater look) A neat feature is that middle mouse clicking the title bar of a window throws it backwards, so the stalonetray and xclock show through. # GtkRange::stepper-size = 0 -> 16 is the vertical size of arrow buttons, a value of zero nixes them (at least in some apps?)) Modified the icon in the desktop I posted ealier along with extending the yad based drop down menu that I add to stalonetray alongside the drop down menu icons for osmo and libre. Click on the box that says 'ControlR' and then it will prompt you to press another key. Shift + Ctrl + Alt + Left or Right Arrow: Move the window in focus to the workspace on the left or right. When you get to the control screen you can use Edit -> Preferences -> Keyboard. Ctrl + Super + Arrow keys: Span the window in focus to a border.
Code: Select all GtkRange::stepper-size = 16 You can always use Alt + Tab to get back to your desktop and to the remmina control screen.
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