ubuntu 20.04: tilda keeps scrolling when you show/hide it in fullscreen

[mhf-air]

I just installed ubuntu 20.04, and tilda 1.50. I found that if I keep pressing F1 to toggle the show state, all the content in tilda kept moving down until it hit the bottom. This only happened in fullscreen mode. How to solve this problem?

[mhf-air]

After reading the source code, I found a solution without understaning it.

In src/key_grabber.c, go to pull_up function, comment out the following

if (tw->fullscreen) {
    gtk_window_unfullscreen(GTK_WINDOW(tw->window));
}

and then re-compile.

[lanoxx]

Hi, unfortunately I cannot reproduce your issue on my system. Also, that code was added to fix #306 (see commit 4c252136ec5a6393fb530f9b17a39b62f385c219), so I am not convinced that removing it again is the way to go forward.

If you can provide more information about your desktop environment or how to reproduce the issue we may be able to find a better solution.

[bmorashad]

I'm having the same problem. Every time I show tilda (F1) it has got scrolled by two lines. And yes it happens only in full screen mode. Below you can seem my config, in case if that helps to reproduce EDIT: after playing around it's height the lines that gets scrolled got higher(more than 5)

tilda_config_version="1.5.2"
command="fish"
font="JetBrainsMono Nerd Font Mono 11"
key="<Alt>e"
addtab_key="<Alt>2"
fullscreen_key="F11"
toggle_transparency_key="F12"
toggle_searchbar_key="<Shift><Control>f"
closetab_key="<Alt>3"
nexttab_key="<Alt>q"
prevtab_key="<Alt>1"
movetableft_key="<Shift><Control>Page_Up"
movetabright_key="<Shift><Control>Page_Down"
gototab_1_key="<Shift><Alt>w"
gototab_2_key="<Primary><Shift>e"
gototab_3_key="<Primary><Shift>s"
gototab_4_key="<Alt>4"
gototab_5_key="<Alt>5"
gototab_6_key="<Alt>6"
gototab_7_key="<Alt>7"
gototab_8_key="<Alt>8"
gototab_9_key="<Alt>9"
gototab_10_key="<Alt>0"
copy_key="<Shift><Control>c"
paste_key="<Shift><Control>v"
quit_key="<Primary><Shift>q"
title="Tilda"
background_color="white"
# working_dir=""
web_browser="xdg-open"
increase_font_size_key="<Control>equal"
decrease_font_size_key="<Control>minus"
normalize_font_size_key="<Control>0"
# show_on_monitor=""
word_chars="-A-Za-z0-9,./?%&#:_"
lines=5000
x_pos=0
y_pos=0
tab_pos=1
expand_tabs=false
show_single_tab=false
backspace_key=0
delete_key=1
d_set_title=3
command_exit=2
command_timeout_ms=3000
scheme=0
slide_sleep_usec=20000
animation_orientation=0
timer_resolution=200
auto_hide_time=0
on_last_terminal_exit=0
prompt_on_exit=true
palette_scheme=3
non_focus_pull_up_behaviour=1
cursor_shape=0
title_max_length=25
palette = {0, 0, 0, 52683, 0, 0, 0, 52683, 0, 52683, 52683, 0, 7706, 37007, 65535, 52683, 0, 52683, 0, 52683, 52683, 58850, 58850, 58850, 19660, 19660, 19660, 65535, 0, 0, 0, 65535, 0, 65535, 65535, 0, 17989, 33409, 46254, 65535, 0, 65535, 0, 65535, 65535, 65535, 65535, 65535}
scrollbar_pos=1
back_red=5461
back_green=5461
back_blue=5461
text_red=61166
text_green=61166
text_blue=60652
cursor_red=65535
cursor_green=65535
cursor_blue=65535
width_percentage=2147483647
height_percentage=2147483647
scroll_history_infinite=true
scroll_on_output=false
notebook_border=false
scrollbar=false
grab_focus=true
above=false
notaskbar=false
blinks=true
scroll_on_key=false
bell=false
run_command=true
pinned=true
animation=false
hidden=true
set_as_desktop=false
centered_horizontally=true
centered_vertically=true
enable_transparency=true
auto_hide_on_focus_lost=false
auto_hide_on_mouse_leave=false
title_behaviour=2
inherit_working_dir=true
command_login_shell=false
start_fullscreen=true
confirm_close_tab=true
back_alpha=63569
show_title_tooltip=false
# max_width=0
# max_height=0
# image=""
# show_on_monitor_number=0
# transparency=0
# bold=false
# title_max_length_flag=false
# antialias=false
# double_buffer=false
# scroll_background=false
# use_image=false
# min_width=0
# min_height=0

Tilda: 1.5 DE: Budgie OS: Solus

[moetayuko]

Hello guys, I'm hitting a similar issue on Arch, where the cause I found is that every time unfocusing/hiding tilda, it sends ^[[O to the shell, and ^[[I when refocusing/showing. Since they are invisible characters, it behaves like scrolling. This can be confirmed by executing cat and replicate the actions.