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Although I like full screen, I only like it as default in applications like games. With text editors and terminals I like them to maximise and I will full screen them if required. On Mac the full screen is stupid too, it has some weird animation that I can't turn off so I only maximise. But on Linux it works find so I sometimes full screen.
I think you should just maximise and let users full screen easily, maybe with SPC w f or SPC w t f (WTF :D). That gives the most functionality without assuming what some users want and changing things depending on the platform.
In Emacs 24.4 there are 2 functions to toggle the frame fullscreen:
toggle-frame-fullscreen
removes window manager decoration (no title bar, no taskbar on windows)toggle-frame-maximized
respects window manager decoration (regular maximize)On windows, it is not natural to hide the decorations.
2 possibilities for the behavior of
dotspacemas-fullscreen-at-startup
:toggle-frame-fullscreen
ortoggle-frame-maximized
(say the latter for Windows only)nil
,with-decoration
,without-decoration
nil
,fullscreen
,maximized
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