Roland Plüss wrote:
I tried searching on the Internet for informations on how to take over
the screen using Xlib. I think here about fullscreen exclusive access
like for example SDLMAME does it. I stumbled so far though only on one
single mentioning of an Xlib call which should allow switching a
window into a FullscreenExclusiveMode. I could though find nothing
about such a call nor this FullscreenExclusiveMode. Has anybody an
idea what this FullscreenExclusiveMode could be or in general how one
can make a window take over the entire screen?
Not sure if this is what you're looking for, but I use wmctrl to set the
window size and then to nail it on top.
It's a window manager function to manage the size and location of windows.
--Yan
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