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pek:
Hi again..
I started opera-12 -fullscreen &
But it does not cover the whole screen. There are still spaces around it where you can see the desktop and wbar icons.
I'm using the stock TinyCorePure64. Only installed opera-12 on top.

When I tried to click opera from wbar, then choose page>fullscreen from the menu, also did the same.
There's no way I can make it to cover the whole screen.

Any help please???

This is screenshot in fullscreen mode.



This is screenshot not in fullscreen mode. The only differences is it has opera menu

Rich:
Hi pek
A couple of years ago I added a fullscreen function to FLWM. Try double clicking the windows title bar.
If you prefer using the keyboard, try  Ctrl-Alt-M

pek:

--- Quote from: Rich on September 08, 2021, 07:58:37 AM ---Hi pek
A couple of years ago I added a fullscreen function to FLWM. Try double clicking the windows title bar.
If you prefer using the keyboard, try  Ctrl-Alt-M

--- End quote ---

Thank you Rich.
That works very well. Although it still shows the close and hide button, etc.

Is there a way to make FLWM start in fullscreen, when I run opera-12 -fullscreen &  ??
And is there any option to remove decorations? So it will look like true fullscreen as in TinyCore 32 bit version.
And when opera goes off from fullsreen, FLWM is decorated again.

This is true when I use Tinycore 32 bit and opera9.
I'm hoping to get the same effect in 64 bit, because some newer pc/macs will only boot into 64 bit.

Thank you.

Rich:
Hi pek

--- Quote from: pek on September 08, 2021, 08:10:16 AM ---That works very well. Although it still shows the close and hide button, etc. ...
--- End quote ---
That is by design. Double clicking the title bar allows you to toggle between fullscreen and original size. If the title bar
were hidden, you could never double click it to get back to the original size.

My guess is that Opera is sending the window manager a message to resize its window, but FLWM does not see the
message because it is not a fully compliant window manager. It might work with a more modern window manager.

I wrote a program that lets you start a program at a size and position of your choosing:
http://forum.tinycorelinux.net/index.php/topic,25125.0.html

You can use negative numbers for the XY coordinates to move the title bar and tabs off screen and make the width
and height big enough to hide anything else.

patrikg:
Tryed to help you and use the xdotool to maximize the screen, but failed.

With correct windowid:
That you can get with the correct pid number and under environ

--- Code: (bash) ---pidof opera-12
1234
cat /proc/1234/environ

--- End code ---
Look for WINDOWID=123456


--- Code: (bash) ---xdotool windowsize 123456 100% 100%
Segmentation fault
--- End code ---

:(

You may try to compile an newer version.

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