Open x4lldux opened 9 years ago
I see this too. GNU Emacs 24.4.1 on OS X.
There isn't a better way to describe it than by a screenshots.
Not really, this is probaly the reason why you had no answers yet, please be more clear, explaining what is wrong in each screenshot.
Not really, this is probaly the reason why you had no answers yet, please be more clear, explaining what is wrong in each screenshot.
On wide displays, the screen widths are dramatically different between the active windows and the other windows. The other windows are far too narrow.
Use it on a 27" or 32" display yourself.
+1 getting this as well
@vmalloc @stugots setting window-combination-resize
to non-nil fixed it for me.
edit: if you will be able to confirm this works for you, then I'll guess, there's no reason to keep this open.
I am reproducing this issue on a wide display as well, reglardless of golden-ratio-adjust-factor
's value. You can see the issue on the screen shots below:
However, @X4lldux's workaround (solution?) fixes this.
Behavior still persists in GNU Emacs 29.1
.
As I understand it, the expectation is, that the "active" window gets the bigger portion of the golden ratio split, and the "inactive" windows evenly split the remaining space.
~Can confirm: Setting (setq window-combination-resize t)
does fix it.~
Edit: Nevermind, apparently it can still be confused by simply switching around between windows a bit and then one is back to too narrow columns.
There isn't a better way to describe it than by a screenshots:
![zrzut ekranu z 2014-12-21 17 20 21](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/22363/5518778/d5059f86-8935-11e4-9a84-4ee552da45ec.png)
Versions: GNU Emacs 24.4.1 (x86_64-suse-linux-gnu, GTK+ Version 3.14.5) of 2014-11-26 on cloud127 golden-ratio.el: 6173b7c4165b056edbbd948d890dd3498f78138b
Please tell me if you need some more info!