KDE desktop effects

[Christian Jann]

> No, I don't think I'm confusing those two. By "maximized" I mean the
thing
> that gets triggered when one clicks the appropriate button in the
top right
> corner of the window titlebar, between minimize and close
buttons. The
> window gets spread across the screen, but does not go into
fullscreen.
> It's just the common usual "maximize" feature that exists
basically on all
> window managers (and on all OSes :-) ).
> 
> Now, when
the window is in this state, I don't seem to see window borders,
> except
the window titlebar on top. Maybe the borders are too thin for me to
>
notice, or maybe they are not there at all (can one configure their
>
thickness anywhere?). Either way, I cannot seem to navigate the mouse to
>
"grab&drag" a window border. Or even if I could, that would probably
>
resize the window rather than fold it like paper (the F13 machine is not
>
here for me to check right now). In emerald, if the window is *not*
>
maximized, dragging the border also resizes it by default, but if it *is*
>
maximized, dragging the window border does this paper-folding effect
>
instead of resizing.

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