3. Wait that the NetBeans GUI is fully loaded: make sure you wait pass the startup splashscreen i.e. that the menus are there and clickable
4. restart maximus:
$ maximus &
What I actually did is add a 'killall maximus' command at the beginning of a script that fires up NetBeans and I have mapped Ctrl-Alt-M to 'maximus' to quickly restart maximus once NetBeans has loaded.
Glad to see NetBeans in fullscreen mode without title bar on my 10" netbook ;-)
I have found the following workaround:
1. kill maximus:
$ killall maximus
2. launch NetBeans as usual
3. Wait that the NetBeans GUI is fully loaded: make sure you wait pass the startup splashscreen i.e. that the menus are there and clickable
4. restart maximus:
$ maximus &
What I actually did is add a 'killall maximus' command at the beginning of a script that fires up NetBeans and I have mapped Ctrl-Alt-M to 'maximus' to quickly restart maximus once NetBeans has loaded.
Glad to see NetBeans in fullscreen mode without title bar on my 10" netbook ;-)
L.