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**Workaround:** The workaround that some people use, is to create a full-width fully transparent dummy bar on the same monitor and in the same position (with `override-redirect = false`), so that i3 reserves space for this dummy bar, effectively also reserving space for our actual bar. The real bar may need to have `wm-restack = i3` set for it to not overlap with fullscreen windows. **Note:** This requires that you have a composition manager running because the dummy bar may overlap the real bar.
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**Workaround:** The workaround that some people use, is to create a full-width fully transparent dummy bar on the same monitor and in the same position (with `override-redirect = false`), so that i3 reserves space for this dummy bar, effectively also reserving space for our actual bar. The real bar may need to have `wm-restack = i3` set for it to not overlap with fullscreen windows. **Note:** This requires that you have a composition manager running because the dummy bar may overlap the real bar.
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If you are using i3-gaps (branch `gaps-next` or version `4.17` once it's released), you can set `gaps top X` or `gaps bottom X` in your i3 config to reserve space for the bar where `X` is the number of pixels you want to reserve. **Note:** On multi-monitor setups this will be applied to all monitors.
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If you are using i3-gaps (>= 4.17), you can set `gaps top X` or `gaps bottom X` in your i3 config to reserve space for the bar where `X` is the number of pixels you want to reserve. **Note:** On multi-monitor setups this will be applied to all monitors.
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## Version Mismatch between `xcb-proto` and `libxcb-randr0-dev` on Ubuntu 17.04
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## Version Mismatch between `xcb-proto` and `libxcb-randr0-dev` on Ubuntu 17.04
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**Problem:** On Ubuntu 17.04 (and possibly others), the `xcb-proto` version does not match the version of the `libxcb-*` packages, especially `libxcb-randr0-dev`. This creates problems with the header files. If you get the following or a similar compiler error, this fix may be for you:
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**Problem:** On Ubuntu 17.04 (and possibly others), the `xcb-proto` version does not match the version of the `libxcb-*` packages, especially `libxcb-randr0-dev`. This creates problems with the header files. If you get the following or a similar compiler error, this fix may be for you:
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