Sven Geggus <li...@fuchsschwanzdomain.de> writes: > Dan Espen <des...@verizon.net> wrote: > >> The horizontal lines indicate the window is "sticky" >> (shown on all desktops). >> >> This is probably done by the application with an emwh hint. > > True! I was already wondering why switching to a different desktop is > impossible while in Presenter Mode. Is there a way to make all sticky > windows decorationless? This would be a workaround to make it work > for now.
I believe you are actually switching to different desktops. A sticky window is shown on all desktops. That's what sticky means. >> You could start by looking in the application preferences to >> see if the hints can be controlled. > > Well, there is at least nothing which is accessible be configuration > menu. > >> Otherwise the Fvwm documentation can be used to find out how >> to override hints. > > OK, I need to have a look. There are emwh ignore hints commands if you just want to ignore the hint that makes it sticky. If you are more concerned with the decorations, you'll want: Style XXX NoTitle, BorderWidth 0, HandleWidth 0, NoHandles Use FvwmIdent to get the value for XXX. Use either the Name, Class, or Resource.
