: nanowm is already running, so I guess we could run a simpler application : just to show a message or a picture on the screen. We are not doing that : yet, but it would not be problematic, I guess.
nano-X has the capability to display a background image on the screen, this could be used without having to write another application, although that also would be simple. : - the application initialization is the trickiest part. During about 30 : seconds, many FLTK windows are drawn and repositioned on screen, all of : which is visible to the user. In the end, one of the windows is maximized : and stays in front of the others, and windows are switched as required by : the application. : : My question is: is there a simple way to hide this whole initialization mess : from the user? It feels like there should be one ore more ways to do it, but : I can't see how. Another idea is to run an application that creates a window the size of the whole screen (positioning the window manager decorations off screen) and maintaining top z-order so that all the other windows are covered, until ready. Although nano-X doesn't yet have a force top-z-order flag, the window manager has hooks on all window creates and could be modified to be the application that maintains this top level window until notified to unmap it. Regards, Greg --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: nanogui-unsubscr...@linuxhacker.org For additional commands, e-mail: nanogui-h...@linuxhacker.org
