Two weeks ago, developers released an eye-catching window management feature to introduce the gorgeous Compiz effect-maximization and semi-maximization. When the window is docked, the animation will be used (carefully watching, there is a gradually enlarged window shadow) to maximize. Those who have used Microsoft Windows 7 must be familiar with this function: when the window is dragged to the top, it will automatically maximize; when dragged to the left and right sides, it will automatically maximize half, occupying half of the screen. This feature is indeed very convenient for some time. Now we have added a new Compiz animation effect, and the amplification process will be even greater.
Two weeks ago, developers released an eye-catching window management feature to introduce the gorgeous Compiz effect-maximization and semi-maximization. When the window is docked, the animation will be used (carefully watching, there is a gradually enlarged window shadow) to maximize.
Those who have used Microsoft Windows 7 must be familiar with this function: when the window is dragged to the top, it will automatically maximize; when dragged to the left and right sides, it will automatically maximize half, occupying half of the screen. This feature is indeed very convenient for some time. Now we have added a new Compiz animation effect, and the amplification process will be more gorgeous.
This Compiz effect is finally added to Raring Ringtail (Ubuntu 13.04) through various guesses. Let's take a look at it and the video:
Compiz maximizes the effect, with a gradually enlarged window shadow
Video:
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