dfeustel@mindspring.cm wrote:
> Is there a way to maximize a window from the command line?

Think you can use wmctrl for this, not all sure as I don't use it
myself, but it was discussed at the ctwm maillist a couple of day ago.


> Is there a way to have a window open maximized from a desktop icon?

I think you can use the --geometry option to set the size you want, not
sure if all your application will honor it.

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//Aho

dfeustel@mindspring.cm wrote :

> Is there a way to maximize a window from the command line?

If you want to start an application maximized then you should use
'kstart' try 'kstart --help-all' to get started.

If you want to maximize an existing window from the command-line then
you'll have to use 'dcop'.
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Thomas O.

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Thomas Overgaard wrote:
>
> dfeustel@mindspring.cm wrote :
>
>> Is there a way to maximize a window from the command line?
>
> If you want to start an application maximized then you should use
> 'kstart' try 'kstart --help-all' to get started.

Thanks!!!

> If you want to maximize an existing window from the command-line then
> you'll have to use 'dcop'.

Thanks Again!!!