>Ah, after testing this further the problem was really a corrupted
config. Running rm -r ~/.config/vlc seemed to fix this problem for all
versions of vlc.
No that probably wasn't it. What happens is that when VLC was maximized
before going to full-screen, the XFCE panel still shows up in
fullscreen. If VLC was not maximized before going fullscreen, the XFCE
panel does not show. You probably had VLC maximized, and when you
deleted your config, it removed that setting, so the next time you
started VLC it was not maximized and the fullscreen bug did not show up.
This happens in VLC and Picasa (and probably a few other programs out
there)
** Changed in: xfce4-panel (Ubuntu)
Status: Invalid => Confirmed
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XFCE panel don't hide when VLC in fullsceen mode
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