Easier to resize windows - changing edge of windows threshold pixels for resizing

[jetpeach]

Hi Everyone, I'm trying to change the # of pixels near the edge of a window where the mouse will allow resizing of a window.

I've searched the web, and on one site they say this is customizable on KDE, "an easy option to change". I dug threw the options but couldn't find. I also believe, prior to my recent re-install, I had this customized because I know it was much easier before this fresh install.

Note: I know that unlike windows where reinstall has to be done to keep a machine remotable stable/reasonable performance, I normally would not re-install Kubuntu... and in fact have run the same Kubuntu install since 2009, however this my hard drive crashed so I didn't have a lot of choice.

Thanks for any help, perhaps I'm just missing it in the options? Or maybe its in a configuration file.
jetpeach

[Snowhog]

I think what you want is found in System Settings > Workspace Appearance > Window Decorations > Configure Decorations... > Border size:

[kubicle]

Just something beyond the scope of your question

Another usability option that might be helpful, is using the modifier button settings in SystemSettings>WindowBehavior>WindowBehavior>Windo wActions-tab

You can, for example, use Alt+RightMouseButton to resize window from anywhere inside it (no need to hit borders, even though Snowhog's suggestion makes them easier to hit).

[jetpeach]

Thank you both for your help! The default border size was "tiny" and I now find it significantly easier to grab the edges with it set to "normal".
Also the right click while holding down alt is very convient at times.

Thanks again,
jetpeach