You can put any window to fullscreen, and you don't need to wait for years when devs of the software are gracious enough to implement this very basic feature, or scrutinize forums for workarounds (I also sent few RFEs to SESI a long time ago, including the help system dark mode… [ ) I recommend to check Blender, the new version just came out. The “easy” Linux distributions (ie *ubuntu *=X, K, -, and other mutations) feel less geeky than the usual windowshack solutions, like this script. It's also safer, much more reliable and faster. It matches with Houdini’s native colour scheme, thus the menubar at the top doesn’t feel like an interrogation lamp. In comparison customizing the other two OS feel extremely restrictive, but at least after decades of user requests macOS finally ships with an optional Dark Mode. In the System Settings we can also bind shortcuts to any UI actions like this. If the taskbar does not auto-hide even after you enable the auto-hide setting, try the six tips below to resolve the issue. When you choose to conceal the taskbar, it should do so automatically. The taskbar hiding options have not changed in this version also. On Linux it’s easy to go fullscreen, the KDE environment offers it in the titlebar’s right click menu. True, the Windows 10 taskbar not hiding in fullscreen problem can have an impact on full-screen film or game viewing or gaming experiences. If you have ever used the previous versions of Windows and used the options of hiding the taskbar in those versions, there is a piece of good news for you.

I highly recommend to use Linux for work, here is what I wrote for 3D Artist mag in a Houdini tips article: FULLSCREEN MODE Usually a work session in Houdini takes a while, so in most of the time we don’t need the interface elements of the operating system.

The funny thing is that there are free and open source alternatives which are far ahead in terms of UI/UX.

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