[Quoting Bryan Albright]
>
> Is it possible to have the borders on some windows but not others? (I ask
> because I've got a set of xbiffs running monitoring various mailboxes I have to
> keep up to date on (I know, not the best way to do it, but hey, it works and I
> like it that way *shrug*)) and having the borders on the xbiff windows takes up
> a lot more room that I like...sooooo is there a way to shut off the borders from
> them, yet leave the borders on for other windows?
The only way I found to eliminate the window borders is to edit the
sources and set the XSetWindowAttributes.override_redirect flag to true,
then pass it to XCreateWindow() with the appropriate flag (I'm not in
Linux right now, so I can't see it). I found this out after studying
the Eterm sources to modify asclock.
If there is an easier way of doing it, I'd love to know :)
- Michael Imamura
Ucod Data Systems
http://ucod.home.ml.org/
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