What policy does wmii have for applications that want to go "full screen" - i.e. borderless and taking up the entire screen space?
Are there "correct" and "broken" ways for X clients to go into full-screen mode? I use Opera which can't go full-screen in wmii - or at least, Opera turns off all its toolbars, but remains within a managed workspace. I think some conflict takes place between Opera and wmii, but wmii seems to "win" and Opera is forced to behave and accept a managed window model. I don't have any problem with this, but am just interested in what wmii's policy is, if it allows any kind of full-screen option for X clients, and if it should (theoretically) work. If I'm using a "broken" application, I'd like to have a moan at its developers. Cheers for your time and thoughts (hardly a critical issue!), Mark. On 15/05/07, Dimitar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
* Keith Bawden <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [070515 10:40]: > >I have a problem: when I make an application full screen I > >cannot get it back working correctly anymore. > >This happens by Firefox when I accidentally press the F11 key. > >Firefox becomes full screen. Pressing F11 again doesn't do much. > > If you have not changed the default mappings for > Press F-11 again followed by "Mod-key + Shift + Space". Thanks. I thought I tried this :-) > > Regards, Keith > -- Dimitar
