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List:       kwin
Subject:    Re: wobbly effect
From:       cedric <cedric.borgese () gmail ! com>
Date:       2008-02-21 18:37:53
Message-ID: 200802211937.53612.cedric.borgese () gmail ! com
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On Thursday 21 February 2008 18:47:56 Anton Moiseev wrote:
> Thank's very much for that effect! Really great to hear, that now it
> works with kwin. Unfortunately I still could not run kwin with
> composite enabled on my ATI card. Could you record a video with wobbly
> in action and post it to youtube?
>
> Also wanted to know, what parts of the effect are implemented - in
> compiz there were at least 3:
> - window shakes when it is moved - the main part - this one is
> implemented for sure

yes, this one is tha main part of the effect.

> - effect of the window is maximization - as far as I remember at the
> 1st moment the angles of the window go fast to display angles, then
> window ribs also go to their places with shaking effect

this one is not implemented, but it shouldn't be too hard with the current cod
e (it is just a special case of wobblying when moving)

> - when the user drags the header of maximized window, it looks like
> the window is sticked to the display borders, and than it is teared
> off to the restored state also with shaking effect - this one is my
> favorite.

Not implemented... its a little more tricky than the previous one, but could b
e done

I add a 4th point : when an edge of the window is snapped on the screen border 
or on another window, the edge is "sticked" and the window enlarge (please, no
spam filter here...) until you drag it far enough, then the edge "unstick"

this is my favorite effect ;) the one i'm currently working on (without succes
s currently :()

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