Fw: [ale] desktop size

[metroboy at sprynet.com (MetroBoy)]

> I have tried. Probably people are stuck with the Windows idea of
having to
> open and close / minimize and maximize windows to get something done,
> and just can't shake the habit.

It's partly that.  But when you just want to move a window out of the
way a little bit, but the window manager forces the window to move way
off the screen even though that's not what you intended, that's evil.
It shouldn't mistake my small drag-n-drop moves for a desire to
completely get rid of the window altogether.