Hi,
I am learning Processing and I did a simple clock. Since I want it to work using all the screen
available I used screen.width and screen.height.

Well, it works in Mac (where I develop) and in Windows. But in Linux it only shows a tiny 100
x 100 screen.

Any help apreciated.

The code:

void setup() {

noCursor();

size(screen.width, screen.height); // adjust itself to the screen size

(...)

Thanks

That works fine on at least one of my Linux test machines (Ubuntu 8.04).

Is there something unique about your setup that could be causing problems?
(Old video drivers, etc.)

Is it possible that you have code before size()?

Try this single line sketch, what does it output?
println(screen.width + " " + screen.height);

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Source code with screen size

Thanks for you help, Fry, and also for making Processing. ¡Es genial!
I'll try what you suggest ASAP.

(i attached the source code, because I think I forgot to do it last time).

Javier Ruiz
Tenerife (Spain)

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> That works fine on at least one of my Linux test machines (Ubuntu 8.04).
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> Is there something unique about your setup that could be causing problems?
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> Is it possible that you have code before size()?
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> Try this single line sketch, what does it output?
> println(screen.width + " " + screen.height);
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i believe this has gone away in more recent java releases, or it's a
problem when using a java vm other than sun-java.