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The window manager Openbox (which is, for example, used by Lubuntu 20.04) allows us to define custom key bindings with desired actions. One such action is "Unmaximize" (as covered in the documentation). A couple of sources present examples using an action called "UnmaximizeFull" (e.g., here, there, and also on the openbox website itself). However, that action is not documented. So, does anybody know the difference between "Unmaximize" and "UnmaximizeFull"?

I tought, that maybe "UnmaximizeFull" is an alias for "Unmaximize" with the direction option set to "both", but that would be redundant since "both" is the default value anyway.

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Based on openbox documentation (url) UnmaximizeFull existed in an older version (3.4, url) and doesn't exist in the latest version as of now (3.6)

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  • You are right - however, it seems that "UnmaximizeFull" indeed does still -unofficially- exist in Openbox 3.6 (presumably it was kept for backwards compatibility, the documentation says that the old syntax should still work in the newest version).
    – Damar
    Aug 24, 2022 at 11:11

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