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MadMan2k |
2010-02-07
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Is there the possibility to run a Qt4.6 program in full screen and bypassing the compositor? Ideally I would also like to lower the resolution of the window as I am doing some costy OpenGL rendering.
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2010-02-08
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Originally Posted by MadMan2k
Yes, since last update(pr 1.1), any fullscreen application bypass the compositor, you can find some example of the windows flags used for that here: http://qt.nokia.com/doc/qt-maemo-4.6...dowstates.html
Is there the possibility to run a Qt4.6 program in full screen and bypassing the compositor? Ideally I would also like to lower the resolution of the window as I am doing some costy OpenGL rendering.
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2010-02-08
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thanks, I found this also out by now. So the main problem with my app seems to be the resolution. As I could not find an easy way to change it, I am thinking about rendering with an lower resolution to an FBO and use it as an texture to get the scaling in hardware...