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I would like to hide the launcher only when an application goes maximized. This would be really useful when using my browser, because I could have that additional space. Auto-hiding the Launcher isn't good for me, since I want to use the launcher, just not when an application is maximized.

αғsнιη
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Short answer:

If you want more spaces than maximize just press F11.

αғsнιη
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First workaround

I wrote a little script for you. You can download it here. There is also description how to install and use script. If you have any doubts please let me know


One more workaround

Create bash script with this content:

#!/bin/bash
CURR_WIN_NAME=`xdotool getwindowfocus getwindowname`
wmctrl -r $CURR_WIN_NAME -b toggle,fullscreen

Save it somewhere, for example /home/sebastian/bash_scripts/fullscreen. Make it executable

$ chmod +x /home/sebastian/bash_scripts/fullscreen

Go to System Settings / Keyboard / Shortcuts / Custom Shortcuts.

Add new shortcut, where:

Name: fullscreen

Command: /home/sebastian/bash_scripts/fullscreen

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Now add some Shortcut for this script, for example Shift + F11.

Now try press Shift + F11 while using any application


For more information:

Detecting Currently Active Window

Launch Application In Full Screen Mode

c0rp
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