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[GH-ISSUE #1563] X11 Xephyr resize windows #1041
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Originally created by @deb75 on GitHub (Sep 18, 2017).
Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/netblue30/firejail/issues/1563
Hello,
In the documentation, it is advised to use firejail+Xephyr in conjunction with openbox because it is said to be the only way to resize the application window inside Xephyr.
Nevertheless, if you want only your window app to be full size (like a browser), that is to say fill the entire Xephyr window size, there is one way to do ti without a display manager like openbox.
Simply type
replace :111 by the current Xephyr display (firemon --x11)
replace 1440 900 by your Xephyr geometry size
and then click on your window app, which should be instantly resized
this works for me on debian stretch.
you can automate this later command, that is to say no need to manually click on the window, by looking into the xdotool man page.
Regards
@deb75 commented on GitHub (Sep 20, 2017):
I tried several browsers without openbox, some of them are working well, but others have difficulties. As an example, the small firefox popups fails to open, because they probably need the help of a window manager.
So, choosing or not openbox depends whether or not your app needs window manager resources.