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How can I monitor other windows non-intrusively (enable picture-in-picture feature) on GNOME 3?
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Can I have a window showing small live preview of another workspace?
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Elementary OS has the the best picture in picture mode by letting me select the portion of the screen I want and it doesn't have any bars/borders around it. Please take one minute to watch a demo here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6FbQzF6h8DA. It works for any portion of the screen selected.
gnome-shell 18.10 elementary
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This question already has an answer here:
How can I monitor other windows non-intrusively (enable picture-in-picture feature) on GNOME 3?
1 answer
Can I have a window showing small live preview of another workspace?
1 answer
Elementary OS has the the best picture in picture mode by letting me select the portion of the screen I want and it doesn't have any bars/borders around it. Please take one minute to watch a demo here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6FbQzF6h8DA. It works for any portion of the screen selected.
gnome-shell 18.10 elementary
edited Feb 5 at 22:00
pomsky
31.5k1195128
asked Feb 5 at 21:51
NewJohnNewJohn
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marked as duplicate by pomsky, chili555, K7AAY, karel, Eric Carvalho Feb 5 at 22:49
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The extension mentioned in the answer here lets your trim the borders so that you can only see a portion of the other window as you want.
– pomsky
Feb 5 at 22:09
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Also, WindowSpy, mentioned here works similarly, letting you select a specific area and allowing trimming borders too. Since there are multiple alternatives already present in the different answers that seem to fullfill your requirements, I agree it's a duplicate.
– Agustín Covarrubias
Feb 5 at 22:12
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This question already has an answer here:
How can I monitor other windows non-intrusively (enable picture-in-picture feature) on GNOME 3?
1 answer
Can I have a window showing small live preview of another workspace?
1 answer
Elementary OS has the the best picture in picture mode by letting me select the portion of the screen I want and it doesn't have any bars/borders around it. Please take one minute to watch a demo here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6FbQzF6h8DA. It works for any portion of the screen selected.
gnome-shell 18.10 elementary
edited Feb 5 at 22:00
pomsky
31.5k1195128
asked Feb 5 at 21:51
NewJohnNewJohn
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This question already has an answer here:
How can I monitor other windows non-intrusively (enable picture-in-picture feature) on GNOME 3?
1 answer
Can I have a window showing small live preview of another workspace?
1 answer
Elementary OS has the the best picture in picture mode by letting me select the portion of the screen I want and it doesn't have any bars/borders around it. Please take one minute to watch a demo here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6FbQzF6h8DA. It works for any portion of the screen selected.
This question already has an answer here:
How can I monitor other windows non-intrusively (enable picture-in-picture feature) on GNOME 3?
1 answer
Can I have a window showing small live preview of another workspace?
1 answer
gnome-shell 18.10 elementary
gnome-shell 18.10 elementary
edited Feb 5 at 22:00
pomsky
31.5k1195128
asked Feb 5 at 21:51
NewJohnNewJohn
11
edited Feb 5 at 22:00
pomsky
31.5k1195128
asked Feb 5 at 21:51
NewJohnNewJohn
11
edited Feb 5 at 22:00
pomsky
31.5k1195128
edited Feb 5 at 22:00
pomsky
31.5k1195128
edited Feb 5 at 22:00
pomsky
31.5k1195128
31.5k1195128
asked Feb 5 at 21:51
NewJohnNewJohn
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asked Feb 5 at 21:51
NewJohnNewJohn
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asked Feb 5 at 21:51
NewJohnNewJohn
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marked as duplicate by pomsky, chili555, K7AAY, karel, Eric Carvalho Feb 5 at 22:49
This question has been asked before and already has an answer. If those answers do not fully address your question, please ask a new question.
marked as duplicate by pomsky, chili555, K7AAY, karel, Eric Carvalho Feb 5 at 22:49
This question has been asked before and already has an answer. If those answers do not fully address your question, please ask a new question.
The extension mentioned in the answer here lets your trim the borders so that you can only see a portion of the other window as you want.
– pomsky
Feb 5 at 22:09
1
Also, WindowSpy, mentioned here works similarly, letting you select a specific area and allowing trimming borders too. Since there are multiple alternatives already present in the different answers that seem to fullfill your requirements, I agree it's a duplicate.
– Agustín Covarrubias
Feb 5 at 22:12
add a comment |
The extension mentioned in the answer here lets your trim the borders so that you can only see a portion of the other window as you want.
– pomsky
Feb 5 at 22:09
1
Also, WindowSpy, mentioned here works similarly, letting you select a specific area and allowing trimming borders too. Since there are multiple alternatives already present in the different answers that seem to fullfill your requirements, I agree it's a duplicate.
– Agustín Covarrubias
Feb 5 at 22:12
The extension mentioned in the answer here lets your trim the borders so that you can only see a portion of the other window as you want.
– pomsky
Feb 5 at 22:09
The extension mentioned in the answer here lets your trim the borders so that you can only see a portion of the other window as you want.
– pomsky
Feb 5 at 22:09
1
1
Also, WindowSpy, mentioned here works similarly, letting you select a specific area and allowing trimming borders too. Since there are multiple alternatives already present in the different answers that seem to fullfill your requirements, I agree it's a duplicate.
– Agustín Covarrubias
Feb 5 at 22:12
Also, WindowSpy, mentioned here works similarly, letting you select a specific area and allowing trimming borders too. Since there are multiple alternatives already present in the different answers that seem to fullfill your requirements, I agree it's a duplicate.
– Agustín Covarrubias
Feb 5 at 22:12
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The extension mentioned in the answer here lets your trim the borders so that you can only see a portion of the other window as you want.
– pomsky
Feb 5 at 22:09
1
Also, WindowSpy, mentioned here works similarly, letting you select a specific area and allowing trimming borders too. Since there are multiple alternatives already present in the different answers that seem to fullfill your requirements, I agree it's a duplicate.
– Agustín Covarrubias
Feb 5 at 22:12