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Fullscreen #159

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Mayur9766 opened this issue Apr 2, 2024 · 7 comments
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Fullscreen #159

Mayur9766 opened this issue Apr 2, 2024 · 7 comments

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@Mayur9766
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How to get out of full screen mode. I accidently turned on the option fullscreen mode in startup

@rsjudka
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rsjudka commented Apr 2, 2024

you can manually edit the dash config (~/.config/,openDdh/dash.ini I believe) and chance the fullscreen value there

you should also either have a floating close button somewhere on the screen, or if you tap the bottom edge of the screen it should go back to normal

@Mayur9766
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Mayur9766 commented Apr 2, 2024

Unable to locate the dash.ini and also clocking on bottom edges won't work. Below is the screenshot of screen.

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Screenshot 2024-04-02 170326

@robert5974
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robert5974 commented Apr 2, 2024

Maybe try to open a terminal with CTRL + ALT + T. Maybe you can edit the ini file there?

@Mayur9766
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Maybe try to open a terminal with CTRL + ALT + T. Maybe you can edit the initial file there?

I'm a noob, Please tell the process after opening terminal.

@rsjudka
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rsjudka commented Apr 2, 2024

~/.config/openDsh/dash.conf sorry had the wrong file there

also was on mobile looks like i had a lot of issues there 🤣

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marco-porto commented Apr 3, 2024

If you can't open a terminal on your machine, you can use ssh to log in and change the dash.conf file to disable the full screen on startup (like @rsjudka said), if you can open the terminal on the machine running dash, ignore the step 1 and 2.

  1. Connect your machine to the network;
  2. On other machine (for example your computer) login into the machine running dash using ssh (there are plenty of tutorials on how to do it, even more if you are using a raspberry pi, just search for "raspberry pi login using ssh" 😊);
  3. Update the ~/.config/openDsh/dash.conf
    3.1 On the terminal digit the following: sudo nano ~/.config/openDsh/dash.conf
    3.2 Change the Fullscreen\on_start value from true to false ( Fullscreen\on_start=false)
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    3.3 Press ctr + x and then press y to confirm you want to save the changes
  4. reboot the machine running dash

I hope this helps you @Mayur9766

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