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Add mention that F11 activates full-screen on Linux KDE and may work for other window managers as well. Signed-off-by: Stephen Bosch <[email protected]>
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@pajot , For this one... On one hand, it would be a great addition. However, I would prefer to stick to the original scope of Windows -focused guide. Also... I don't use KDE, and I would like to limit what I write to what I have done (or am able to confirm). Unfortunately, I use Ubuntu (Gnome-based UI) for my Linux (RaspberryPi 4) or completely within Terminal (WSL on Windows).... I might suggest that you do a fork based on your KDE experience? |
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Sure, I understand. I'll give the fork some thought, though I think I need to get more comfortable with emacs and org-roam myself first before I start deigning to give others advice :) (Does F11 work in Gnome?) |
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Add mention that F11 activates full-screen on Linux
KDE and may work for other window managers as well.
Signed-off-by: Stephen Bosch [email protected]