Dirk Meyer wrote:
> Does someone has a solution or idea?
I did a little digging. I couldn't find a way to make the Freevo
(pygame) and mplayer window without a border frame (ok, I can do that
with my windowmanager Sawfish, but that doesn't count). The only thing
I found was to start Freevo as windowmanager (== directly with
xinit). You could set your X resolution to 800x600 and it works with a
800x600 freevo.
But still, most people use their pc for normal work _and_ for
freevo. I tested some stuff, and I may have found a nice
solution. Take a look at WIP/Dischi/freevo-x. This script starts a
X-Server with Freevo. Even if you already started a server this
works. The problem is the resolution. I didn't find a way to set the
resolution on startup. But I found a way to add a second "Screen" to
XF86config and select this.
What do you thing? Is this a good solution? It may require some
additional docs for new users how to do that, but I don't see another
way.
Dischi
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