Open coderarity opened 11 years ago
This happens with the default options too. I have tried using both Awesome and DWM as my window managers with the same results.
To be more specific - it doesn't let me resize the window any smaller. I can make it bigger, just not smaller. If I use vte
to start a terminal emulator, I can resize it fine. I've tried fluxbox too, it's definitely not resizing.
Sorry for my late response. In short, this is the known bug of evilvte. I have no plan to fix it anytime soon. :-P
This strange behavior is because libVTE do not work well with GTK_NOTEBOOK. Other VTE-based terminal emulators has some workarounds for it. evilvte has too much different GTK layouts, so it is very difficult to support it with one or two simple workarounds.
If you like libVTE, please try lilyterm: http://lilyterm.luna.com.tw/index_en.html
I also have this bug. This also prevents from using basic tiling in Gnome when the screen is too small.
Maybe this has something to do with size hints?
Also, why not dropping support for the old GTK2+ and focusing on GTK3? Maybe this could be done in a separate branch or in a fork.
I did consider to separate GTK+2 and GTK+3 codes, and drop those dlopen() stuffs. However, I looooooooooooooooooove the dlopen() idea, and I use it happily. I do not want to maintain 2 or 3 similar codes (GTK+2 / GTK+3 / dlopen()), so I leave it as it is.
A dirty workaround: "#define DEFAULT_TERMINAL_SIZE NxM", where N and M are two numbers. Mine is 10x10. In my experience, the window still opens with a reasonable size, but i can resize it (almost) as much as I want (the minimum size is the terminal on the upper left corner in the attached image)
I can't resize the window to anything smaller than a certain size (which is almost as large as it is maximized on my screen). How do I enable resizing? I'm on Arch Linux 64-bit with Xorg-server version 1.13.1-1. Thanks! Here is my config.h: