Hi,
now I am ashamed. I have read into the superb source (dwm-6.0) a
litte and just commented out:
c->isfloating = True;
in the function:
void
setfullscreen(Client *c, Bool fullscreen)
And now it's fine and does precisely what I want.
Happy hacking!
mih
On 2/23/14, Michael Hauser <awarewater_AT_gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> considering dwm already manages clients perfectly in a 'fullscreen' way
> (monocle), this question arises:
>
> Why let applications that have their own fullscreen settings take away
> control from the window manager?
>
> Use case: I'm using mainly two tags and monocle layout; tag 1 is the
> one I am working on and the other I use to get currently unused apps out
> of the way.
>
> Now, apps like FBReader (Firefox, feh, …you name it) have this special
> 'fullscreen' mode that hides toolbars, tabbars, etc… which is most of
> the time the way the state I like them in.
>
> I think that there shouldn't be a difference for dwm in this case at
> all.
>
> E.g.: I want leave FBReader in 'fullscreen' mode and be able to cycle to
> other clients.
>
> This nags me since the last 'fullscreen' thread and I humbly ask to
> consider writing a patch that lets apps think that they are really
> fullscreen when in fact they are not.
>
> Further this whole concept of 'fullscreen' seem horribly broken to me in
> the days of dynamic window management.
>
> Sincerly, mih
>
> --
> 'aware water' is an anagram for 'we are at war'
>
Received on Tue Feb 25 2014 - 02:41:14 CET