Felipe Monteiro de Carvalho ha scritto:
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On Windows I never had trouble using a maximized borderless window,
but on Linux with KDE the taskbar is always on front of my app. Anyone
know how to fix this?
Yes, just tell KDE to hide automatically the taskbar (from Panel
Configuration).
Under Linux another way to obtain a full screen application is just to
use a different screen from the one of the Desktop (which runs by
default on screen 0). A launcher script is required, sort of:
xinit MyApplication -- :1
This will switch to screen 1 and open MyApplication on screen 1, full
screen (or whatever size you've specified), no window manager, no window
decoration, nothing of nothing.
When the application terminates, you're back on screen 0, but you may
also switch manually: Screen 0 is Ctrl-Alt-F7, screen 1 Ctrl-Alt-F8,
screen 2 Ctrl-Alt-F9, and so on, until you run out of Fx keys.
It should be possible to do it also programmatically (VMWare does it)
but I don't know how.
Giuliano
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