I periodically run into the problem where applications in Gnome don't go into fullscreen mode properly. The top and bottom Gnome panels remain displayed on top of everything else as in the screenshot below. This post shows how to work around this problem by modifying some compiz settings.
This seems to be a common problem with MythTV, OpenOffice Impress, and other applications that have fullscreen modes. The fix is simple. Install the
compizconfig-settings-manager package onto your system. On Ubuntu, the command to install it is:
$ sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager
After the installation finishes, you will have a new application,
CompizConfig Settings Manager, listed under: Gnome
System menu >
Preferences.
Open it and start typing 'workarounds' in the Filter search bar. Select the
Workarounds plugin and enable the
Legacy Fullscreen Support option as shown in the screenshot below.
Now, the next time you open MythTV or another fullscreen application you won't get the Gnome panels showing on top of everything else.
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