Cvi for linux and gtk+

Is there any way that I can manipulate UI window settings like titlebar visible (ATTR_TITLEBAR_VISIBLE) via GTK+ or other toolkit in Linux? Basically, I am trying to manipulate the visual attributes of the UI that are not compatible in Linux such as the titlebar visibility, minimize and maximize buttons hidden, etc...
In windows, I have used the windows SDK to create/manipulate system tray icon menus. Perhaps there is a similar approach in Linux?
Thanks for reading,
-pete
Message Edited by pshrew on 06-02-2010 12:12 PM
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Hi Pete,
After a little more research, I have found that it is possible to modify these attributes, because CVI for Linux uses the X Window System. To do this, you would be able to get a reference to the X Window System attribute by using the function int GetPanelAttribute (int panelHandle, int
panelAttribute, void *attributeValue) with ATTR_SYSTEM_WINDOW_HANDLE for the panelAttribute. From here, you could use X Window System functions to modify properties.
Best,
John M
National Instruments
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