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Hello there:
Is there an option when starting eterm to be able to start it at an specific place in the desktop, such as x y coordinates??, this is because I start it without the top bar and I can't move it later
Thanks
I've solved our problem!
To move the damn window, hold down the Alt key, and press down in the eterm window and hold down the
mouse button to move it. And if you want the options to set back the bars again, just press Alt + F3!
Gl & hf
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