On Thu, Jan 24, 2019 at 12:40 AM Kashif Sohail <[email protected]> wrote:
> As I am coming from windows environment, hence will appreciate if one can > point me to some resource or example explaining to do the feat. > > > A couple of possibilities: - If you don't care about having a window manager (being able to minimize the window or open other windows), you could try starting Chromium with the "--start-maximized" option and see if that works. It may still not work or behave properly without a window manager, but it might work and just have Chromium fill the whole screen. - If you need a window manager, you'll first have to pick one (unity, xfce, lxde, kde, etc.) and identify the command to start that window manager. You'd then write a script something like this: #!/bin/sh start-xfce4 chromium-browser And have that script execute when XRDP is started. If you do a Google search for "xrdp window manager startup script" or "window manager startup script" you should find a wide variety of examples and advice on creating one that will work for you. -Nick >
