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pek:
@Rich


--- Quote ---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.
--- End quote ---
Isn't the 32 bit version also FLWM?
Opera 9 works well / as expected with that. Possibly Opera-12 plays differently to FLWM then?


--- Quote ---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
--- End quote ---
I tried Resize -p "opera-12 -f"
But it will not run. Instead giving
opera: Unknown argument: -f

What is the correct syntax?
Thanks.

Rich:
Hi pek
Opera 9 probably resized its own window directly instead of asking the window manager to do it.

The error is from opera because it does not recognize that -f. I think you meant:

--- Code: ---Resizer -p "opera-12" -f
--- End code ---
Only options you wish to pass to Opera go inside the quotes. The  -f  option will not do what you want. It will make the
parent window full screen.

If you do something like this:

--- Code: ---Resizer -p "opera-12" -f -x -13 -y -40 -w WIDTH -h HEIGHT
--- End code ---
Replace  WIDTH  and  HEIGHT  with values large enough to push the unwanted sections off screen.

If Opera first puts its window up and then initializes its size later on (like Firefox does) you may need to used the  -d
option so  Resizer  waits for Opera to finish before it resizes it.

pek:
Thank you very much Rich..

Actually

--- Quote ---Resizer -p "opera-12 -fullscreen" -f
--- End quote ---
is sufficient for me.

All good. Thank you very much..  :)

pek:
@patrikg

Thanks for the sugestion. I'm not quite understand that. But I tried and try to see what happens.

I tried to follow your example.

--- Quote ---pidof opera-12
1234
--- End quote ---
I got 2020


--- Quote ---cat /proc/1234/environ
Look for WINDOWID=123456
--- End quote ---
I can not find WINDOWID

This is what I get instead

--- Quote ---.. edit: I can't past the result here. It gives internal server error when i tried.
But there's no WINDOWID
--- End quote ---

patrikg:
You have to use your pid value like you see of the pidof program.
That was 2020 at the moment.
This value change every time you start the program.
pid=process identifier/program id


--- Code: (bash) ---cat /proc/2020/environ
--- End code ---

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