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lucasmpr · 07-23-2017, 09:41 PM

I know how lipc-set-prop works. I would not ask it here if I didn't tried it before.

I'm trying to find the JSON arguments.

The only way I can think of finding it with lipc-set-prop and lipc-set-prop help is by trying things at random, imagining if I was a dev at lab126 what shoud I do. It's a bit dumb.

I tried looking into /etc/xdg/awesome Lua's I cant find a way to properly hide the statusbar.

There's other folders that contain lipc registers?

I see that the screensaver must hide it somehow (maybe?). It emits an event titleBarVisibilityChanged, but that's all that I could find there. (And that com.lab126.winmg has a property called "chromeState" but it is only for the arrow and menu bar

Is it me what they call chromebar is not really defined. sometimes chrome is the statusbar, sometimes it is the full header...

07-23-2017, 09:41 PM	#3
lucasmpr Enthusiast Posts: 45 Karma: 10 Join Date: Jul 2017 Device: Kindle	I know how lipc-set-prop works. I would not ask it here if I didn't tried it before. I'm trying to find the JSON arguments. The only way I can think of finding it with lipc-set-prop and lipc-set-prop help is by trying things at random, imagining if I was a dev at lab126 what shoud I do. It's a bit dumb. I tried looking into /etc/xdg/awesome Lua's I cant find a way to properly hide the statusbar. There's other folders that contain lipc registers? I see that the screensaver must hide it somehow (maybe?). It emits an event titleBarVisibilityChanged, but that's all that I could find there. (And that com.lab126.winmg has a property called "chromeState" but it is only for the arrow and menu bar Is it me what they call chromebar is not really defined. sometimes chrome is the statusbar, sometimes it is the full header...