gungfujoe
June 19th, 2009, 11:30 PM
This seems like a simple, silly question, but I can't figure it out.
How do I change the thickness of window borders in xfce? When operating in a HTPC environment, the default single-pixel thickness is frustrating.
When I'm using the xfce desktop, as opposed to the MythTV interface, I often want to resize windows for various reasons, but with a mouse on the couch and an HD display, it's often really hard to grab the one-pixel-thick border of a window to resize it. When I click, the mouse often moves a pixel and I end out bringing a background window forward instead of resizing.
How do I change the thickness of window borders in xfce? When operating in a HTPC environment, the default single-pixel thickness is frustrating.
When I'm using the xfce desktop, as opposed to the MythTV interface, I often want to resize windows for various reasons, but with a mouse on the couch and an HD display, it's often really hard to grab the one-pixel-thick border of a window to resize it. When I click, the mouse often moves a pixel and I end out bringing a background window forward instead of resizing.