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Add info about Resize, Maximus and LR Maximize to NEWS

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Added information about new functionality added to wmaker between
0.92 and 0.94-crm.
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Johann Haarhoff
2010-03-14 22:51:27 +02:00
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NEWS for veteran Window Maker users
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--- 0.94.0-crm
New Resizing functionality
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You can now use the mouse wheel and modifier keys to resize windows.
MOD+Wheel will resize windows vertically and CTRL+Wheel will resize
windows horizontally. MOD+CTRL+Wheel will resize both at the same time.
The resize step, or increment can be set in WPrefs in the "Window Handling"
page, or in the config file with "ResizeIncrement". If this intrudes into
a specific application's functionality, you can disable it on an application-
by-application basis by setting the "Do not bind mouse clicks" attribute in
"Advanced Options".
New Maximize functionality
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Maximus/Maximumize. A new tiled maximization, configured with a keyboard
shortcut. Using it will maximize the window to the greatest area such that it
will not overlap any other window of the same workspace. This can be configured
in WPrefs in the "Keyboard Shortcuts" page, or in the config file with
"MaximusKey".
Left/right maximization. Now wmaker supports maximizing a window to the
left or right half of the screen, making it occupy 50% of the area. This is
useful on widescreen displays where you want to bring up two windows side-by-
side. The shortcut keys for this can be configured in WPrefs in the "Keyboard
Shortcuts" page, or in the config file with "LHMaximizeKey" and "RHMaximizeKey"
AutoComplete in the run dialog
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The "Run" (%A) dialog now autocompletes executables in your path. It can also
complete folder names if you start the complete with a "/"
--- 0.92.0
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