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When an application is maximized, the panel de-floats, but the sides remain empty. I understand that this is likely hard to implement differently, but mac also does this, and I wanted to know if anyone likes their floating panels to be so holey?
Personally, I'd like to get my holes filled. sadly it's not possible for many linux users
Personally, I’d like to get my holes filled.
lol :)
Aaaanyways, yea, these holes were the reason I didn't started to use the floating panel when it was new. I tested it. Didn't like it at all. Deactivated it again. Also, the margin was way too fat when it defloated, in my opinion.