This is a work-around rather than a solution, but for what it's worth, you
might try putting something like
Mouse 2 W CM Resize
in your .fvwmrc. This line lets you resize a window by starting a
click-and-drag from _anywhere inside a window_, dragging until you hit a
margin and then resizing it. (As it is set above, one must use the second
mouse button while holding down both the control and meta key). This
works on maximized windows as well.
Hope this helps.
Alan
On Thu, 6 Aug 1998, Vikas Agnihotri wrote:
> Using fvwm2.0.46
>
> Is there any way I can get a larger resize area around window borders? Let
> me explain:
>
> I have FvwmAuto and FocusAutoRaise set. SO when my mouse moves into another
> window, it is raised and given focus.
>
> If 2 windows overlap and I want to resize the top window, I move my mouse
> to any of the window borders and wait for the cursor to change to the
> 'resize' cursor. There is a _very_ narrow margin where the cursor does
> this. Too far and it becomes the root cursor, too little and it stays at
> the window cursor!
>
> I kinda like the Windows approach where it becomes a double headed arrow so
> that I have plenty of margin.
>
> Am I making any sense?
>
> Thanks,
> Vikas
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