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Forum › Forums › General › Tips and Tricks › window resizing tip!
Thanks to Skidoo for this jewel! It gets my vote for most useful tip of the month, especially on small monitors. I’ve been adding wmctrl buttons to resize windows and now I don’t have to add anything.
While mouse pointer is over any application window, press and hold Alt key, and press and hold RightMouseButton…
and notice that moving your mouse causes the window to be resized.
This spares you from having to target and grab the exact window corner (handle).
from
https://www.antixforum.com/forums/topic/working-with-windows-stuck-wide-open/#post-1309
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