So it is not an OS wide feature like Mac OS X where implementing it is fairly simple (at least from my experience). Some apps like VLC have supported full scre

So it is not an OS wide feature like Mac OS X where implementing it is fairly simple (at least from my experience). Some apps like VLC have supported full screen for years, even before this feature was brought to Mac OS X itself. So I wouldn't say that Windows has something akin to what is available to on Mac OS X.