Thomas Adam <[email protected]> writes: > On Tue, May 25, 2010 at 09:55:05PM +0200, Jean Felder wrote: >> In fact, I'm launching emacs daemon at startup with the command "emacs >> --daemon" >> Then, I'm using "emacsclient -c" >> The first time, I'm using emacsclient, the window is launched but not >> maximised. >> The second time, everything works fine : the second window is maximised. >> >> I've tried to use FvwmIdent and I've got "emacs" as name for both windows. >> So, I don't understand where the problem is. >> >> Perhaps, this is emacs related. > > Almost certainly. I refuse outright to install emacs on my machine, but I
Heresy! > suspect what's happening here is that the emacs client window is maximized > by FVWM, but something is then undoing it. > > Out of interest, does this help any? > > Style Emacs InitialMapCommand Schedule 5000 Maximize I much prefer to control the size of Emacs windows with X-Resources. This is what I use in my X-Resources: ! Geometry changes based on screen size: #if ( HEIGHT == 900 ) emacs.geometry: 81x55+0+0 #elif ( HEIGHT == 1024 ) emacs.geometry: 81x63+0+0 #elif ( HEIGHT == 768 ) emacs.geometry: 81x46+0+0 #elif ( HEIGHT == 1200 ) emacs.geometry: 81x56 #else emacs.geometry: 81x40+0+0 #endif As you can see, I use the same X-Resources for a number of different physical screen sizes. You may not need that. To start full-screen just pick the right numbers. The advantage to X-Resources is that the initial frame is created the way you want it.
