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    Default Photo Desktop Calendar

    Hello Guys,

    I'd like to know how to do a Photo Desktop Calendar in Qt.

    First of all, i need a help about how to do an Application fullscreen on Desktop that make icons clickable

    After, i think it will be easy to create a Calendar ont that.

    Thank you

    Best Regards

    Gorio

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    Default Re: Photo Desktop Calendar

    Hi Gorio,

    you can use QWidget::showMaximized() in order to start your application maximized. If you even want to get rid of the window border and title bar, QWidget::showFullScreen() will do the job. At least under Windows and some Linux window managers, that are ICCCM compliant. Please see the documentation for this method. It works in Cinnamon 2.0, for example, which is shipped with Linux Mint 16.

    The other part - clickable icons - might be somewhat vague. Can you elaborate, how this photo calender should look like and how it is to be used? Maybe you can draw something simple.

    Andi

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