On Tue, 4 Jul 2000, Dominik Vogt wrote:
>> However, I am still having the problem with Netscape: I have NS set up to
>> open its window at the maximum size for the screen. So I would hope that
>> fvwm positions it from (0,0) so that it fills the screen exactly with no
>> edge-gaps. But it actually appears at (2,2). This still happens after
>> applying the patch you sent. The patch I sent yesterday (where I subtract
>> 2 from tmp_win->attr.x and y) seems to stop this problem, but as I said I
>> don't think it is the correct fix.
>
>Hm, what did you do to make netscape this big? Simply enlarge the
>window and then close it to store the geometry?
Yes, that is how I did it---either by manually resizing or using the
maximise button. I just noticed that you can make it *slightly* by
resizing which seems to solve it. (On my screen maximise makes the window
1266x985, whereas the largest I can resize manually is 1268x987.)
So the problem occurs with
netscape -geometry 1267x986+0+0&
but not with
netscape -geometry 1268x987+0+0&
(This is on a 1280x1024 screen with BorderWideth 7.)
I don't now know whether this is a problem or not. I think it could
either be solved by adjusting the size fvwm uses for maximise, or the
position the window is placed in (as in the patch mentioned above).
Thanks,
Ben.
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Received on Tue Jul 04 2000 - 05:42:34 BST