Sven Joachim wrote: > Max Dmitrichenko writes: > > I've configured the KDE's kwin WM to put the window of Emacs on the > > dedicated desktop and switch it to fullscreen as Emacs starts. > > You did not specify how you did that, do you use kstart?
KDE Control Center->Desktop->Window-Specific Settings. There I've created a rule for Emacs' window. > I tried to reproduce this with KDE 3.5.7 and emacs22-gtk under sid, running > > kstart --desktop 2 --fullscreen emacs22 -Q > > and that left a small gap between the Emacs window and the bottom of > the screen, but certainly less than 1/10 of the screen. Yep! That's another, more faster, way to reproduce it. I really didn't know about this wonderful kstart. What about 1/10 - I didn't measure it with a rule. This gap is about as twice higher as kicker on my display. > FWIW, it was no different with emacs21. No, it was different. I've been using such configuration since sarge was in testing, it worked when sarge went stable, and works now in the current etch. > Note, however, that Emacs 22 has a --fullscreen option itself: when I ran > > kstart --desktop 2 emacs22 -Q --fullscreen That's another cool tip! Thanks a lot. I guess I switch to this way of launching emacs. > the Emacs window duly occupied the whole screen, so you may want to > try this instead of whatever you currently use. Ok. But anyway what is described here is a kind of misbehavior, i.e. bug. What you reported is a good workaround, but I think we shouldn't close this bug report. -- WBR, Max -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
