In this bash script, I want the last command (the Chrome one) to open a maximized (or better yet, full screen) window.
Is that possible?
!/bin/bash
killall vlc
banshee --pause
clementine --play /mnt/4E46682B4668164D/Users/Fiksdal/Music/iTunes/iTunes\ Media/Music/Jonny\ Greenwood/Norwegian\ Wood\ OST/05\ Toki\ No\ Senrei\ O\ Ukete\ Inai\ Mono.mp3
cvlc /mnt/4E46682B4668164D/Users/Fiksdal/Music/iTunes/iTunes\ Media/Music/Kural/Kural/Puja\ Cropped.m4a &
sh /home/fiksdal/Google\ Drive/Scripts/foo.sh
/opt/google/chrome/google-chrome --profile-directory=Default --app-id=kefmolhnnppgijjgjcfhlpngbggjlkgf
--start-maximized
will be working for You, I've tried it in Xfce but it doesn't work for me – Jakub Rakus Oct 16 '15 at 17:41--start maximized
works for the main Chrome window, but not for Chrome apps, which is the case here. It's actully an ARC APK build. I found another solution, will post it as an answer. – Fiksdal Oct 16 '15 at 20:45