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feat: implement window size hints during tiling #11

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romaintb merged 1 commit from feature/window-size-hints into main 2026年01月09日 12:05:30 +01:00
  • Parse WM_NORMAL_HINTS property on window creation and property changes
  • Add updateSizeHints() to Client to fetch and apply size constraints
  • Support min/max size, resize increments, and base size
  • Mark fixed-size windows (min==max) with is_fixed flag
  • Update README and ROADMAP to reflect completed feature
- Parse WM_NORMAL_HINTS property on window creation and property changes - Add updateSizeHints() to Client to fetch and apply size constraints - Support min/max size, resize increments, and base size - Mark fixed-size windows (min==max) with is_fixed flag - Update README and ROADMAP to reflect completed feature
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- Parse WM_NORMAL_HINTS property on window creation and property changes
- Add updateSizeHints() to Client to fetch and apply size constraints
- Support min/max size, resize increments, and base size
- Mark fixed-size windows (min==max) with is_fixed flag
- Update README and ROADMAP to reflect completed feature
romaintb deleted branch feature/window-size-hints 2026年01月09日 12:05:31 +01:00
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