Re: Borderless terms

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Tomas Duewiger writes:
 > Dan Riley <daniel@vailsys.com> writes:
 > 
 > > In the screen shot at http://www.afterstep.org/screenshots/chris.jpg, how
 > > did Chris get the terminal that is running top on the left side in the
 > > background to appear without any borders? I can not seem to find any
 > > reference to this in the faq or docs.
 > 
 > I think it's not without any borders, it's just without handles (the
 > borders at the bottom). You can define this in your database file with:
 > Style "WindowWithoutHandles" NoHandles (maybe also NoTitle)
 > 
 > To get away the scrollbars you have to call the term with that parameter,
 > for example:
 > rxvt +sb -T "WindowWithoutHandles" 
 > You need the -T (Title) option for afterstep to identfy the window and
 > compare it with the databse entries. 
 > 
 > This way you will still have a thin border around the window, but if you
 > use the right colors you won't really see it. I use this for a log file
 > that always stays open in the back.
Or you can try to use Eterm which supports true windowless borders
(although I have a problem configuring it the way I want).  I 
can't give you a direct link, but finding it shouldn't be too hard.

Bart.

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