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I have created a window using gtk+ programming in Linux. But when I'm running the program the window is appearing any where of the screen i.e not a particular position of the screen. Is there any way or function so that window will always appear at the center of the screen ???
Read the documentation, looking for data/methods setting window position - they do exist. You will also need to know screen size in pixels - I vaguely remember that gtk+ has such functionality too. Anyway, that's secondary - first you need to know how to position the window, and you you know your screen resolution, so querying screen resolution can be dealt with later.
well, I can see what the OP wants, and I have written an app that places
a window as I mentioned.
but the WM doesn't have to honour it, I was just warning of the
possibility.
well, I can see what the OP wants, and I have written an app that places
a window as I mentioned.
but the WM doesn't have to honour it, I was just warning of the
possibility.
Window position can be queried, and window can be moved. I think the two are sufficient to ultimately place a window where desired.
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