It's kind of a hack and probably not really the solution you're looking for, but if you happen to use Linux, you can -- in lieu of proper fullscreen support in Shoes -- either tell your window manager to use a specific keybinding to make a window fullscreen, or (if you're using Gnome) you can install an application called Devilspie, which can perform actions on windows as they're created, and tell that to make sure the Shoes window becomes fullscreen.
Cheers, Bram On Mon, Aug 4, 2008 at 7:33 AM, Bluebie, Jenna <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Absolutely, Full screen just hides the start menu/dock type things via a few > system api calls, then makes a window with no title bar, sized exactly as > big as the screen. It isn't complex, but it isn't implemented in shoes. > > It probably wouldn't be all that hard to implement though! If you're any > good with C and the likes you could probably make us a nice patch to do just > this, otherwise, lets all beg _why. I was thinking about some begging after > this release. In the coming weeks we're hoping to get the current release > out really soon so the feature set is pretty frozen. >
