Not sure what you mean?

Let me try a sequence that shows the two options I understand:

1. Geany opened unmaximised, pane position P1 is read from the config file and set
2. Geany is maximised, GTK resizes the edit pane and calculates a new pane position so the message window stays the same size, P2
3. Geany is unmaximised, GTK resizes the edit pane and calculates a new pane position so the message window stays the same size, P3 (==P1)
4. Geany is maximised, GTK resizes the edit pane and calculates a new pane position so the message window stays the same size, P4 (==P2)
5. Geany is closed, option a (current behaviour): save P4, option b (possible alternative): save P1 originally read and stashed in a variable

Option a (current behaviour) :

6. Geany is opened and maximises, P4 is loaded from the config file and set, Geany is restored as it last was [chirping birds of happyness]
7. Geany is unmaximised, GTK only knows about P4 (Geany set it at step 6) so it uses that and the size of the message window changes [expletive deleted]

Option b (possible alternative):

6. Geany is opened and maximises, P1 is loaded from the config file and set, the message window has changed size [expletive deleted]
7. Geany is unmaximised, GTK only knows about P1 set at step 6, so the message window returns to the original size [possibly chirping birds of happiness, or expletive deleted its changed AGAIN!!!]

Note how the two options mirror each other, one works maximised, the other works unmaximised.

Can you explain your option c.

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