Quoted Original von cmbofh Quoted Original von clhamilton thanks, but the problem is that windows started with 'kstart --type Override' don't respond to the 'Alt + Mouse Button' behavior. Erm, it works for me... i'm on KDE 3.0, maybe that's the problem. if i run 'kstart --type Override xclock', i can't move the clock with ALT+LMB. The ALT+LMB works fine for titled windows . . . i'll also take a look at my kde settings.
thanks, but the problem is that windows started with 'kstart --type Override' don't respond to the 'Alt + Mouse Button' behavior. Quoted Original von cmbofh Quoted Original von clhamilton thanks! that's what i was looking for. now i need to find a way to move an overridden window. is there a key/mouse combo to bring up the 'titlebar' menu? -chris You can move windows with Alt + Left Mouse Button To resize: Alt + Right Mouse Button Dunno about the titlebar menu.
i have my kicker panel placed on the bottom of the screen, taking up 50% of the screen width. I would like to automatically place (by specifying its geometry) a window beside the kicker panel, but I am unable to get the window to place with the specified geometry Is there a way to override this? i tried using xresources and kstart, but in both cases the window is created in a position other than where I want: >xosview -xrm "xosview*geometry: 600x25+1280-1" This places the window at -geometry 600...
thanks! that's what i was looking for. now i need to find a way to move an overridden window. is there a key/mouse combo to bring up the 'titlebar' menu? -chris Quoted Original von cmbofh Quoted Original von clhamilton is there a way to display a window wiithout a titlebar and borders? I have tried setting X resources but they do not seem to work. Specifically, I want to display xosview witthout a titlebar or borders. thanks -chris Try kstart --type Override applicationname That works for me in ...
is there a way to display a window wiithout a titlebar and borders? I have tried setting X resources but they do not seem to work. Specifically, I want to display xosview witthout a titlebar or borders. thanks -chris