| [06-26 20:15] | [Chat] | Icewolfz: but f11 is the keyboard shortcut jimud assigns ot full screen |
| [06-26 20:16] | [Chat] | Icewolfz: you could try closing jimud and widting teh layout file |
| [06-26 20:16] | [Chat] | Icewolfz: and lookign for 'fullscreen':true |
| [06-26 20:16] | [Chat] | Icewolfz: and replace true with false |
| [06-26 20:17] | [Chat] | Icewolfz: could also try hitting alt key may open the menu |
| [06-26 20:17] | [Chat] | No: this was something that happened when my palm hit the trackpad and I was hitting shift I think |
| [06-26 20:17] | [Chat] | Icewolfz: hmm ok maybe thats a limit in electron i may have to lok int ot full screen and menu bar |
| [06-26 20:17] | [Chat] | Icewolfz: yeah you probably toggled fullscreen i do it on accident all the itme |
| [06-26 20:17] | [Chat] | Icewolfz: i just hit f11 and it reverts |
| [06-26 20:17] | [Chat] | Icewolfz: unless its an os thing whici cant controll |
| [06-26 20:18] | [Chat] | Icewolfz: In Ubuntu, to enter fullscreen mode for most applications, you typically use the F11 key. To exit fullscreen, you can press F11 again. I |
| [06-26 20:18] | [Chat] | Icewolfz: i even google dto doubel check and f11 is the one i manually assign |
| [06-26 20:18] | [Chat] | No: I have a macro on F11 and I can't get to profile manager |
| [06-26 20:18] | [Chat] | Icewolfz: hmm |
| [06-26 20:18] | [Chat] | Icewolfz: yeah thats the bad thing about overrides |
| [06-26 20:19] | [Chat] | Icewolfz: you can turn off baring |
| [06-26 20:19] | [Chat] | Icewolfz: the >_ icon |
| [06-26 20:19] | [Chat] | Icewolfz: but cant mreber if that disables marcos or not |
| [06-26 20:19] | [Chat] | Icewolfz: hmm nope |
| [06-26 20:19] | [Chat] | Icewolfz: well with out f11 onyl way is probably edit the window.layout file |
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