Re: Re: Turning system borders of windows off?

Piotr Puchalski wrote:

> On Fri, 22 Jul 2005 13:11:29 +0200, Marek Slama <[email protected]>  
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>> Piotr Puchalski wrote:
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>>> Hi!
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>>> As in the subject. Is this possible to turn off system borders of  
>>> windows  and use java native in Netbeans 4.1? I was looking for it 
>>> in  setting, but  I failed to find anything:( Any ideas? Thanks in 
>>> advance,  cheers
>>>
>>> Piotr Puchalski
>>>
>> Not sure what do you mean. You can use Metal L&F instead of Win L&F.
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> Sorry, for not being precise:/, but it's probably the lack of my  
> english:( I'm using linux(Gentoo, 2.6.11 kernel, Sun JDK 1.5 - if it  
> maters), so it is not win L&F for sure;)
> I'll try to explain it in other way:
> generaly "windows managers" draws: the borders of windows, the "title 
> bar"  above each window with "minimalize", "maximalize" and "close"(X) 
> buttons.  But I know that java can do it - instead of windows 
> managers. And my  question is: is it posible to make Netbeans behave 
> this way? Very big  "Thank YOU":) for this answer and the future 
> ones(I hope so;, cheers
>
> Peter

If you mean usage of JFrame.setDefaultLookAndFeelDecorated(false); AFAIK 
it is not supported by NetBeans. I just tried and yes
if you set it to true then Java cares about border and title if false 
decoration is native.

Marek.

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