> you're not taking into account the current screen resolution (a.k.a. display > mode). The user > [...] > necessarily have to build a C utility for it. You can invoke the Swift > interpreter to execute
Thanks a lot for your hints, but unfortunately , I don't have the time to learn Swift or PyObjC. (This is not my day job.) And lacking any other quick fix for the moment, I would even be happy with a non-perfect solution. When my Macbook is only connected to the external monitor (lid closed), everything is fine: system_profiler reports a screen resolution of 2560 x 1440, and "System Events" reports a full-screen window with exactly the same resolution. Incidentally, the macbook uses the Radeon for rendering (as reported by system_profiler). Now, when the Macbook uses only the built-in LCD display (no other monitor), then it does not work, because system_profiler reports a screen resolution of "2880 x 1800 Retina", and "System Events" reports a full-screen window with 1680 x 1050. I could hard-code the values for windows in full-screen mode, but a slightly more generic solution would be nice. Best, G.
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