Setshape doesn't seems to work in linux
Setshape doesn't seems to work in linux
I created a frame and gave it rounded rectangular shape using SetShape(). It worked fine for windows. But It doesn't seems to work on linux. Actual window frame(boundary) is still visible in linux. Is there any other way?
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It ought to work fine.
Do you have the SHAPE extension in your X11? Usually this is available unless you have a really old or weird X server. You could check with the xdpyinfo command.
If you do have the SHAPE extension, then you could check if the shape sample works good.
If it does, then showing a little bit of code might be helpful.
Do you have the SHAPE extension in your X11? Usually this is available unless you have a really old or weird X server. You could check with the xdpyinfo command.
If you do have the SHAPE extension, then you could check if the shape sample works good.
If it does, then showing a little bit of code might be helpful.
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