For some odd reason without having modified the default functions, when I call ace-window b the window splits vertically for me instead of horizontally. Calling to split vertically via the ace-window v actually ends up splitting horizontally. I am using the latest contents from melpa for ace-window.
Telling emacs to split via M-x split-window-right RET and M-x split-window-below RET splits the windows correctly.
Doing a M-x describe-var RET aw-dispatch-alist prints out:
For some odd reason without having modified the default functions, when I call
ace-window b
the window splits vertically for me instead of horizontally. Calling to split vertically via theace-window v
actually ends up splitting horizontally. I am using the latest contents from melpa for ace-window.Telling emacs to split via
M-x split-window-right RET
andM-x split-window-below RET
splits the windows correctly.Doing a
M-x describe-var RET aw-dispatch-alist
prints out:Which looks correct..