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Description
Hello!
As mentioned in the brief exchange on Discord, I would have use for Plasmazones being able to ignore the reserved space for task bar(s), so basically for it to make use of the full desktop geometry and not just what is considered usable screen space.
Problem it Solves
I am attempting to create a split task bar, which is basically two task bars and have free space between them, that I want windows to be able to make use of. I have a 32:9 ultra wide screen and I want to create a center 16:9 space fully free to be taken by a window, usually a game, where I would not want a task bar to be potentially in the way to obscure the bottom of the window.
But in combination with Plasmazones, the app reserves the whole bottom row as task bar space and can't extend windows into the space.
I understand something like ignoring the usable geometry and giving access to full desktop would make zones actually overlap with the two task bars I do have, but I figure being able to define a small zone in its location that I simply would not extend windows into would solve that issue for my particular use case. :)
A minimum tile composition example for what I am looking for could look like this:
Bottom left and bottom right being two free unused spaces that cover the space for the task bars. Alternatively if that is difficult to achieve, just have them be two small flat zones where I would not place windows there naturally.
Alternatives Considered
It's not a pressing matter, just that right now I have to manually fix any windows to extend them into the unused space after placing them into the center tile.
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