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TagSpaces should remember its window geometry #28

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brevilo opened this issue Feb 25, 2014 · 8 comments
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TagSpaces should remember its window geometry #28

brevilo opened this issue Feb 25, 2014 · 8 comments

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brevilo commented Feb 25, 2014

TagSpaces should remember its window geometry (position and size) instead of opening at a fixed size and position.

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uggrock commented Feb 26, 2014

Remembering of size and position could be tricky to implement, how about opening in maximized mode, as most of the applications?

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brevilo commented Feb 26, 2014

Sure, that's the most important thing. The full geometry would be the optimum.

@uggrock uggrock added this to the v1.7.5 milestone Feb 26, 2014
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uggrock commented Feb 26, 2014

tagspaces now opens automatically maximized

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brevilo commented Feb 27, 2014

How about making this optional (opt-out)?

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claell commented Feb 27, 2014

Could TagSpaces remember, whether it was opened maximized or normal the last time?

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brevilo commented Feb 27, 2014

That would be along the lines of what I proposed in #29 (general state saving/restore).

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brevilo commented Feb 28, 2014

tagspaces now opens automatically maximised

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uggrock commented Feb 28, 2014

the issue was corrected with the following commit 63e183e

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