Disable X Y display when resizing window (Slacko 5.7)

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Disable X Y display when resizing window (Slacko 5.7)

#1 Post by rufwoof »

Is there a way to disable the display of the X and Y coordinates as a window is being dragged to resize under Slacko 5.7 (PAE) ?
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#2 Post by Semme »

Does this work for you? It's in your hidden jwmrc..

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<!-- The resize mode (outline or opaque) -->
<ResizeMode coordinates="off">opaque</ResizeMode>

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#3 Post by rufwoof »

Semme wrote:Does this work for you? It's in your hidden jwmrc..

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<!-- The resize mode (outline or opaque) -->
<ResizeMode coordinates="off">opaque</ResizeMode>
Works great - thanks.

I also added the coorginates=off parameter to MoveMode as well.

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#4 Post by Semme »

Cool. Bummer it doesn't work on 528. Then again, Openbox has an on/off switch. Must be the updated JWM..

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#5 Post by rufwoof »

Semme wrote:Cool. Bummer it doesn't work on 528. Then again, Openbox has an on/off switch. Must be the updated JWM..
Might it be that it looks like you're supposed to edit /etc/xdg/templates/__root__.jwmrc as that's the template that gets copied into /root/.jwmrc ???

I had a similar thing with /root/.gtkrc-2.0 which was over-wrote each time the gtk theme was changed. Made the changes instead in a include file /root/.gtkrc_mine (I wanted slightly slower mouse double click detection speed (half a second between clicks) as I've set ROX-filer to use double click based control i.e. added
gtk-double-click-time = 500
to a newly created .gtkrc_mine)

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#6 Post by Semme »

Oh I don't care that it didn't work for me (but good to know). My goal was to help you get the result you were after.

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