[xmonad] Mplayer issue (not the one in the faq)

[Don Stewart]

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>    On Mon, Jun 16, 2008 at 4:48 PM, Jesus Guerrero <[1]i92guboj at terra.es>
>    wrote:
> 
>      Hello,
> 
>      Screenshot:
>      [2]http://jesgue.homelinux.org/other-files/xmonad-vs-mplayer.jpg
> 
>      mplayer doesn't obey the default layout (I am not floating it in my
>      xmonad.hs).
>      It starts on a normal size (not fullscreen), then I focus the window and
>      press
>      'f' to put it fullscreen. The problem is that the mplayer window
>      traverses
>      the screen borders, as you can see. A small portion of it appears over
>      the
>      firefox window which is entirely into the other monitor.
> 
>      I know I could use another player. But I was wondering if this is a
>      known issue
>      and if there's a workaround or something. The only bit about mplayer in
>      my config
>      is:
> 
>       , className =? "MPlayer"                --> doF (W.shift "mplayer")
> 
>      To spawn it in a given workspace. As I said, no doFloat nor any
>      equivalent thing
>      is present. I have tried -just in case- the solution I found for
>      neverwinter in
>      my other thread, but those issues are clearly unrelated, so it didn't
>      works, as
>      I hoped it wouldn't.
> 
>      Cheers.
>      --
>      Jesus Guerrero <[3]i92guboj at terra.es>
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