glretrace: Implement --borderless option for xlib #555
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Option --borderless is stubbed out on Windows
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It looks like macOS build is still broken. |
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BTW, forgot to mention, I agree this is a nice idea. In fact I felt the need for something similar for windows. |
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Yep, when I submitted this pull request, I found that MacOS didn't compile. I didn't have a MacOS system to try out fixes on, so I put it aside. Presently, this is a lower priorty for me, I'll get to it sometime in the near future. |
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Here is a pull request that implements the --borderless option. We have found it useful for replaying traces that were created from an app that runs in a full-screen borderless window.
Unfortunately, this is implemented for xlib only. I don't think it would be that difficult to extend this for other platforms.