LFS needs a no border option for the windowed mode.

Basically its still the windowed mode, but w/o the border around it.

... You do realize that because of how much Windows sucks, a "No border" mode also incurs no titlebars (atleast to my knowledge), so managing that would probably be a bitch for Scawen to deal with.

Dunno, Valve just added it to all their games. Best feature ever I might add.

Maybe I'm out of touch, just noticed that it's kinda dumb. On the other hand, most people play full screen, and only spectate in windowed mode.

And in how does LfS benefit from it? Honestly, I can't see any use in removing the borders from windowed apps.

Quote from ColeusRattus :

And in how does LfS benefit from it? Honestly, I can't see any use in removing the borders from windowed apps.

You can run a slightly higher resolution, and not have the lame borders. All while being able to access your other monitor while not having to minimize lfs.

Play full screen then.

Quote from Roadie :

You can run a slightly higher resolution, and not have the lame borders. All while being able to access your other monitor while not having to minimize lfs.

If you click anywhere on your other monitor then you can't use LFS anyway. Just use full screen and switch out of it with Shift+f4.

Quote from mcintyrej :

If you click anywhere on your other monitor then you can't use LFS anyway. Just use full screen and switch out of it with Shift+f4.

But then it is unloaded from the vram.

The whole extra 12*4 pixel area used by the border isn't a problem, unless you're playing on a 12" monitor maybe. And with LFS maximised, I can switch between my monitors, with LFS still "running". It doesn't take input, but it's still doing it's thing

FTR, I play with LFS windowed, I can't see much of an advantage to full screen, apart from said 12*4 pixel area