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10.3: Expose Corners
Ok, I did some playing around an this is what I found.
This will make little gray semi-circles appear in the corners
These refer to the exposé corners:
tl=Top Left, tr=Top Right, bl=Bottom Left, br=Bottom Right
Replace 'tl' with what corner you want, and 'x' with a number between 1 and 6.
The number is the action that is performed by exposé
1=Nothing, the semicircle will disappear
2=All Windows
3=Application windows
4=Desktop
5=Start Screen Saver
6=Disable Screen Saver
All these can be set from the Exposé preference pane.
This will change the Desktop effect. Instead of moving all the windows to the edges of the screen, it puts them all in a small box that can be dragged around the screen.
Anyone had any luck with the others?
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10.3: Expose Corners
When I set wvous-olddesktop to "no" to get the hyperzoomy effect, as soon as I zoomed to desktop then back, all metal windows stopped responding to mouse clicks - including Finder! So apparenly that effect was disabled because of some really weird interaction with the window server or something.
10.3: Expose Corners
Wow, I love the olddesktop effect!
10.3: Expose Corners
Actually, I know the problem now. It leaves an invisible window (I assume) in the area where the windows shrink to that sucks up all clicks in that area. So wherever you place the tiny window, you can't click. Turning olddesktop back on fixes it, though.
10.3: Expose Corners
I figured out wvous-spring and wvous-spring-delay.
10.3: Expose Corners
D'OH! I did it again.
The relevant code snippets were:
small box bug
I´ve had bad luck with the small box feature:
resulting in mouse clicks were not recognized at the screen position of the small box - Whenever i was clicking in some app window around that area the small box would reside nothing happened.This was driving me crazy for i had to shift the windows to get the mouse click working, and i was seeking some weeks to find the reason why... So i got back to the old fashined way again.
small box bug
Sure, it's the easy way - but fact is, The Blob, from crabby apple software, allows a set and forget blob. . . .of your own design! I'm always on a Powerbook, thus forever obsessing over screen real estate - but maybe you don't like overly-large glossy blue circles either.
10.3: Expose Corners
Okay, I'm a little lost, so please bear with me. I used OnyX to turn on the blob and now the windows don't go to the sides when I hit F10.
10.3: Expose Corners
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