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Thread: How do you make apps start maximised?

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    How do you make apps start maximised?

    Is there a way that I can get an app to start maximised when I start it from the icon on my panel?

    With some apps, you can add -maximized or similar to the launcher command, but not every app supports this.

    It's Emacs that I want to start maximized, if that helps.
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    Re: How do you make apps start maximised?

    In GNOME you can bind a key sequence to make an application become fullscreen
    or maximized via:

    System--Preferences--Keyboard Shortcuts

    Look for

    Window Management: Toggle fullscreen mode or Toggle maximization state

    For something more elaborate check out "devilspie" and "wmctrl".

    Code:
    sudo apt-get install devilspie wmctrl
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