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jfm (jfm)'s status on Thursday, 09-Aug-2012 08:16:11 EDT 
jfm
Odd...maximizing !emacs in !windows only works perfectly (covering the whole screen) if the menu-bar is turned on. -
tius (tius)'s status on Thursday, 09-Aug-2012 09:29:15 EDT 
tius
@jfm unfortunately works only on #windows :-( -
jfm (jfm)'s status on Thursday, 09-Aug-2012 12:37:56 EDT
jfm
@tius Well, !emacs fullscreen works correctly under #gnome whether or not menu-bar is on. It's a bug with the #windows version. -
tius (tius)'s status on Thursday, 09-Aug-2012 14:55:19 EDT
tius
@jfm I have searched but did not find the right code. Which is the code to put in the dot !emacs file? -
vanden (vanden)'s status on Thursday, 09-Aug-2012 15:58:45 EDT 
vanden
@tius Not sure what you want, but I have `(menu-bar-mode -1)' to turn the thing off. `(menu-bar-mode 1)' enables it. -
tius (tius)'s status on Thursday, 09-Aug-2012 16:05:55 EDT
tius
@vanden I try to maximize window when opening !emacs in my !trisquel #gnome. -
tius (tius)'s status on Thursday, 09-Aug-2012 16:07:52 EDT
tius
@vanden Now I use (setq initial-frame-alist '((width . xxx%a) (height . xx))) not maximize, but putting the right numbers, I get close -
vanden (vanden)'s status on Thursday, 09-Aug-2012 16:16:13 EDT
vanden
@tius I've got code from http://ur1.ca/9xble in my .emacs and it does the trick. -
jfm (jfm)'s status on Thursday, 09-Aug-2012 16:23:58 EDT
jfm
@tius http://ur1.ca/9xbm1 -
tius (tius)'s status on Thursday, 09-Aug-2012 16:54:37 EDT
tius
@jfm thanks, I've tryed, but doesn't work :-| (remember that I'm an incompetent)
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