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Well, I'm not completely sure but if you're using windows rules you could do
that with something likes this (assuming 1920x1080 screen with no panels
or similar):
Position:
* x: -1
* y: -1
Size:
* width: 1922
* height: 1082
Or you could remove the border completely from window via the rules.
The README of the mxflat theme actually covers this problem (that maximized
windows can not have a border of zero width). The theme does not know when
the window is maximized, and it is not easy for the theme to retrieve this
information. SO you can only have one border width, for normal and maximized
windows.
On Sat, Dec 01, 2012 at 11:09:43AM -0500, sam wrote:
> is there a way to position windows so the border is just over the edge of the workspace, such that when one moves the mouse so the pointer butts up against the edge, it's sitting on the scrollbar, not on the window's border?
>
> I can't seem to do this from either the command line
> (using -geometry and setting the window at the edge
> or using negative geometries)
> or from Sawfish's windows rules
>
> I hope there's a setting somewhere I can flip to do it.
>
> Thanks again to the creators and maintainers for this great tool.
>
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