Axis opening maximized in Debian
12 Dec 2014 20:59 #53955
by fgauder
Axis opening maximized in Debian was created by fgauder
Does anyone know how to get Axis to open maximized in the new Debian Live+Install. The .axisrc file that Pncconf creates works in Ubuntu but not in Debian. In Debian Axis opens bigger than the screen unmaximized and I have to move it to get to the maximize button.
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13 Dec 2014 00:19 #53967
by ArcEye
Replied by ArcEye on topic Axis opening maximized in Debian
Hi
If you search the forum for devilspie, using '1 year and older' post filter, the way to use that will come up.
That is independent of anything in .axisrc
regards
If you search the forum for devilspie, using '1 year and older' post filter, the way to use that will come up.
That is independent of anything in .axisrc
regards
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13 Dec 2014 01:07 #53972
by ArcEye
Replied by ArcEye on topic Axis opening maximized in Debian
The FAQ at the top of the Axis section also has details
www.linuxcnc.org/index.php/english/forum/21-axis/320-faq
www.linuxcnc.org/index.php/english/forum/21-axis/320-faq
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13 Dec 2014 02:32 #53975
by fgauder
Replied by fgauder on topic Axis opening maximized in Debian
ArcEye,
Thanks. I had already tried devilspie and the suggestion in FAQ is what Pncconf automatically writes to a .axisrc file.
I was able to chance the .axisrc file to:
root_window.tk.call("wm","geometry",".","1280x944")
The 1280 is the width of the screen and the 944 is the height minus the headers. This works but has to be changed for any changes in screens.
The issue seems to be a differance in the syntax between Ubuntu and Debian because all of the above works on my Ubuntu 10.4 machine but not on the Debian machine.
Thanks. I had already tried devilspie and the suggestion in FAQ is what Pncconf automatically writes to a .axisrc file.
I was able to chance the .axisrc file to:
root_window.tk.call("wm","geometry",".","1280x944")
The 1280 is the width of the screen and the 944 is the height minus the headers. This works but has to be changed for any changes in screens.
The issue seems to be a differance in the syntax between Ubuntu and Debian because all of the above works on my Ubuntu 10.4 machine but not on the Debian machine.
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