Fullscreen command

Printers are very like dialogue printers, except for some changes in the panel layout tailored for wide displays. Wide printers also support character avatars feature.Fullscreen Printer ​Fullscreen printers present text inside windows with a static size. They take most of the screen size and are indented for presenting large amounts of text, aka "NVL" mode.Fullscreen printers won't reset text by default on each consequent print command; instead, use @resetText command to clear contents of the printer when required. This can be changed by enabling Auto Reset in the printer actor configuration menu.Each print command handled by a fullscreen printer will prepend 2 line breaks before the printed text by default (except when current content of the printer is empty). This can be disabled in the printer actor configuration menu by setting Auto Line Break to zero.Below is an example on using fullscreen printer.nani; Activate fullscreen printer.@printer Fullscreen; Following lines will be printed in the same window, separated by 2 breaks.Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet. Proin ultricies in leo id scelerisque.Praesent vel orci luctus, tincidunt nisi et, fringilla arcu. In a metus orci.Maecenas congue nunc quis lectus porttitor, eget commodo massa congue.; Clear contents of the printer.@resetText; Print more lines.Morbi ultrices dictum diam, in gravida neque vulputate in....Chat Printer ​Chat printer presents text inside message bubbles framed in a window with vertically-scrollable content, resembling a mobile messager app. Instead of revealing the printed message character by character, it shows "author is typing" animation for the duration of the reveal effect and

Media library filter icons that appear under the category list are now accessible using the keyboard by pressing the up or down arrow keys on the first/last category entry. Once activated, you can use the left/right arrow keys to switch between the filtering modes.The playlist editor and the playlist fullscreen navigation interface now show the current play position next to the actively playing track.New Setting (Adv. Options / Interface / Fullscreen Navigation / Customization) to switch the category layout between list and thumbnail view modes.New Setting (Adv. Options / Interface / Fullscreen Navigation / Thumb View) that controls how the thumbnail memory cache encodes the images. The default value is to store as JPEG images which uses the least amount of RAM. But for higher performance, especially on lower end CPUs, switching to RAW 24bit or 32bit will improve performance.New Setting (Adv. Options / Interface / Fullscreen Navigation / Settings) to control whether the Media Library’s fullscreen navigation ‘Media Scanner’ is displayed.New Setting (Adv. Options / Interface / Fullscreen Navigation / Settings) to control whether the Media Library’s fullscreen navigation ‘Remove category folder(s)’ is displayed.New Setting (Adv. Options / Interface / Playlist) to prevent Zoom Player from trying to parse “.PLS” files and instead lets directshow choose a filter to parse the files. This improves SHOUTcast streaming reliability. If you use .PLS files as SHOUTcast stations outside the station manager, you will need to enable this setting.New “/MediaFilter:[Number]” command line parameter to set the media library’s filter mode. Valid values

Fully supported- Added feature flag for discoveryFixed:- Fixed issue that switches the alternative background a frame too late- Chat popup now remembers unsent user input- Fixed issue that showed the wrong modified time after file transfer- Switching sides and requesting elevation during a sessions no longer causes the remote account to lock- Fixed issue that permanently disabled the clipboard- Fixed issue that made it impossible to drag and drop items in the address book- Fixed overlapping options in Direct3D Fullscreen- Fixed menu bar in full screen mode when two displays on top of each other are used- Fixed issue that made session recordings impossible- Fixed issue with incorrect file manager properties- Fixed issue with incorrect system information- Switching sides now shows the correct id in the session tabOther Changes:- Settings are now the first option in the Main Menu- Command line interface of MSI clients has been improved- Backend input is now blocked when privacy mode is activated- Close icon no longer overlaps the address in a tab- Removed irrelevant functionality in outgoing only clients- URLs are now displayed on hoverAnyDesk 7.0.7New Features:- Added feature flag for session recordingsFixed:- Fixed issue that switches the alternative background a frame too late- Fixed issue with error bar when internet access is removed- Fixed issue that made it impossible to connect to the AnyDesk Network for incoming only clients for some configurations- Fixed issue that removed several panels from main window in clients without installation- Fixed "More" hover button in session invitation- Fixed issue that has hidden the menu bar in fullscreen if two monitors are placed on top of each other- Fixed issue for first invitations on newly installed clients- Fixed issue with sync clipboard files that created a never-ending copy task under some circumstances- Fixed crash when requesting elevation- Fixed crash for some command line arguments- Fixed issue with session recordings starting in Fullscreen for some configurations- Fixed issue that left comboboxes of closed dialogs openOther Changes:- Moving Address Book Entries has been simplified- Renaming address book items has been improved- Added missing display options to fullscreen menu- Improved custom logos-

Multiple GNOME terminals in one windowExamples (TL;DR)Start terminator window: terminatorStart with a fullscreen window: terminator -fSplit terminals horizontally: + + OSplit terminals vertically: + + EOpen new tab: + + Ttldr.shSynopsisterminator [options]DescriptionThis manual page documents Terminator, a terminal emulator application.Terminator is a program that allows users to set up flexible arrangements of GNOME terminals. It is aimed at those who normally arrange lots of terminals near each other, but don’t want to use a frame based window manager.OptionsThis program follows the usual GNU command line syntax, with long options starting with two dashes (`-'). A summary of options is included below.-h, --helpShow summary of options.-v, --versionShow the version of the Terminator installation.-m, -M, --maximise, --maximizeStart with a maximised window.-f, --fullscreenStart with a fullscreen window.-b, --borderlessInstruct the window manager not to render borders/decorations on the Terminator window (this works well with --maximise).-H, --hiddenHide the Terminator window by default. Its visibility can be toggled with the hide_window keyboard shortcut (Ctrl+Shift+Alt+A by default).-T FORCEDTITLE, --title=FORCEDTITLEForce the Terminator window to use a specific name rather than updating it dynamically based on the wishes of the child shell.--geometry=GEOMETRYSpecify the preferred size and position of Terminator’s window; see X(7).-e COMMAND, --command=COMMANDRun the specified command instead of the default shell or profile specified command.Note: if Terminator is launched as x-terminal-emulator -e behaves like -x, and the longform becomes --execute2=COMMAND.-x COMMAND [ARGS], --execute=COMMAND [ARGS]Run the rest of the command line instead of the default shell or profile specified command.--working-directory=DIRSet the terminal’s working directory.-g FILE, --config=FILEUse the specified file for configuration.-r ROLE, --role=ROLESet a custom WM_WINDOW_ROLE property on the window.-l LAYOUT, --layout=LAYOUTStart Terminator with a specific layout. The argument here is the name of a saved layout.-s LAYOUT, --select-layout=LAYOUTOpen the layout launcher window instead of the normal terminal.-p, --profile=PROFILEUse a different profile as the default.-i, --icon=FORCEDICONSet a custom icon for the window (by file or name)-u, --no-dbusDisable DBus.-d, --debugEnable debugging output (please use this when reporting bugs). This can be specified twice to enable a built-in python debugging server.--debug-classes=DEBUG_CLASSESIf this is specified as a comma separated list, debugging output will only be printed from the specified classes.--debug-methods=DEBUG_METHODSIf this is