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Hello, how to start artisan.py in fullscreen from the command line in linux |
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MAKOMO
Aug 23, 2024
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Independent how you start Artisan, from source or from a build, it should first read its app settings from the system. Those settings are written on quitting the app. Thus if you bring Artisan in full-screen mode, quit the app and restart, it starts up in full screen mode. |
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Thanks Makomo, that did the trick. |
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Independent how you start Artisan, from source or from a build, it should first read its app settings from the system. Those settings are written on quitting the app. Thus if you bring Artisan in full-screen mode, quit the app and restart, it starts up in full screen mode.