Autohide Ubuntu Menu in MythTV

When running MythTV under Ubuntu, the top menu (panel) may appear over MythTV's output. The panel can be set to auto-hide, but even when hidden, several pixels will be displayed to remind you of its presence. Luckily, the number of pixels shown can be customized.

  1. Run gconf-editor.
  2. Select apps | panel | toplevels | top_panel_screen0.
  3. Check auto_hide, if you haven't already turned auto-hiding on.
  4. Set auto_hide_size to 0 (or whatever number of pixels you want to be displayed in "hidden" mode).

About Jeff Fitzsimons

Jeff Fitzsimons is a software engineer in the California Bay Area. Technical specialties include C++, Win32, and multithreading. Personal interests include rock climbing, cycling, motorcycles, and photography.
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