Yes, removing the avoidStruts makes xmonad to use the whole screen
space. And yes, it seems that trayer was the one causing trouble. I
was launching trayer with:
trayer --edge top --align right --SetDockType true
--SetPartialStrut true --expand true --width 15 --height 12
--transparent true --tint 0x000000
If you remove the SetPartialStrut it seems working now. This line is
something I copied from somewhere else and I'm not really sure about
the meaning of putting that parameter.
Thanks a lot.
El 29/11/11 09:39, wagnerdm@seas.upenn.edu escribió:
Quoting Toni Cebrián <ancechu@gmail.com>:
When I do the xprop in that strip, I get:
<snip>
Perhaps de nautilus --no-desktop is not working as expected?
Well, the output you posted didn't set any struts at all. While I
can't be 100% sure, it seems whatever window you happened to click
on was not the culprit causing the blank space along the
right-hand side. Try clicking a few other windows; you're looking
for a property labeled "_NET_WM_STRUT_PARTIAL(CARDINAL)".
To double-check that it is indeed a rogue strut, you can take
"avoidStruts" out of your xmonad.hs temporarily; if the space goes
away after a reload (and possibly a layout ping, by default bound
to mod+shift+space), then some window is setting a bad strut. This
would make me 100% sure that the nautilus window you clicked is
not the culprit.
~d
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