Anyone use Guake with Unity, tiny pixel gap at screen edge
I've only just decided to give Unity another trial after pretty much the full 2 years away from it. A minor aesthetic niggle I have when using Guake is that there is a strip of maybe a couple of pixels at the sides of the screen that Guake doesn't cover, (as per screenie)
Does anyone else have this issue?
Regards
Mark
EDIT: Okay so the low quality screenshot doesn't really help, especially against a white background but basically there is a small gap of a couple of pixels at each edge of the screen that the Guake terminal doesn't cover, where anything underneath shows through
Last edited by CaptainMark; August 21st, 2013 at 08:48 PM.
Re: Anyone use Guake with Unity, tiny pixel gap at screen edge
I've solved the same problem with Guake with following steps:
1) Added Guake into ~/.config/autostart (I've got some sizing problems when starting it from gnome terminal)
2) Replaced <property name="decorated">False</property> with <property name="decorated">True</property> in /usr/share/guake/guake.glade
3) Disabled decoration for guake window in window decoration section in CompizConfig Settings Manager
Now I have no annoying one pixel gap between opened guake and launcher panel, and I'm able to resize guake window exactly to the bottom of the screen
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