Jason A. Pfeil wrote:

>Nope.  That would be a size assigned at invocation time.  I am
>specifically looking for *interactive* updates to size/position.  This
>is an established bug that has existed for over 300 days without being
>addressed (do a search on bugs.kde.org and you'll find it).
>
>--Jason
>
A bug? What do you mean by 'interactive updates' of size/position? Can 
you explain please.
Do you want your kde apps automagically change size and position while 
they are running?
I'm curious - why would you do that? Can't you just resize them manually?
IMHO the size assigned at invocation time per application is a great 
feature.

regards,

antialias

>
>On Mon, 2001-12-10 at 19:05, Paul E Ahlquist Jr wrote:
>
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>>On Monday 10 December 2001 11:04, Jason A. Pfeil wrote:
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>>>There are many times where I want my window to be *exactly* 800x600
>>>in dimensions.  Unfortunately, with KDE2 I have to resize the
>>>window, run xwininfo to get the geometry, resize again, run
>>>xwininfo again, repeat ad infinitum until I happen to hit the right
>>>geometry.
>>>
>>Are you looking for something like this?
>>
>>  konqueror --geometry 800x600+15+172
>>
>>Use "KAppYouWant --help"  to see available options.
>>
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