1. How do I move a Java JFrame partially off my Linux desktop? stackoverflow.comI'm writing a Java application with movable frames, and I've come across a quirk in Linux. I'm running GNOME 2.16.0 under CentOS.
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2. Swing window arbitrarily adding margins in Windows and Linux, but not Mac stackoverflow.comFor a school project, I have to make a Library management app in Java. Since, Reeder for Mac came out recently, I thought I might try to recreate the interface (see ... |
3. How to do inner construct for Frame() with super()? stackoverflow.comHow can i do a initialization for the Frame() while its getting used inside the super()? Like following in a valid way, so that the Frame and all super related has ... |
4. Wobbly frames & windows in Java Swing? stackoverflow.comI was wondering if it's possible to implement Compiz's wobbly windows graphic effect (deforming a window while moving it using the mouse cursor) in Java Swing, using Java2D or ... |
5. JFrame on Linux. coderanch.comhi all. i'm working on linux. I'm creating a frame and generating another frame from that one. When i use the setVisible method of frame the new frame opens up but it remains minimized.. I tried the toFront() method of window class but it does not work... please give me some guidance... thanx in advance... bye amol |
6. how to make my frame extendable in linux coderanch.com |
7. how to start up an application in Linux from a JFrame?? forums.oracle.comtry System.getRuntime.exec("amsn"); where "amsn" is the name of the program u want to run, make sure that the name of ur program is listed in $PATH try to run your program from the terminal, if it run normally then the above code should work seamlessly but if it doesnt and depending on your distro try to add it to $PATH please ... |
