It's almost sad how ridiculously useful I find this. I use the Curdled windows theme and it has really really tiny window borders. Which is great because I like my screen real estate and want unimportant things like window borders to take up as little as possible. The only drawback, has been that it is really hard to hover a mouse over a pixel wide strip to grab and resize window edges. BUT NO MORE!
Just like holding
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In Gnome that same thing can be gotten with Alt+Middle Click. And yes, it is such a useful tip. I reach for that (and alt move) probably the most out of anything while I am dual booted into Windows.
Thanks for the Gnome tip Mike. I looked up a couple other window managers. Compiz and Enlightenment also use Alt+Middle. KDE's Kwin, Fluxbox and Xfce use Alt+Right. OS X also uses Alt+Right but I haven't managed to find a click and drag shortcut for Windows either.
Wow... What a revelation. Thanks for sharing!
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