On 21/08/12 11:24, Michael Biebl wrote: > > I can't reproduce/notice the issue you are describing. > Could you make a screenshot or screencast which demonstrates the problem.
Thanks Michael, that would usually be a simple request, but when I use the GNOME screenshot, or the GIMP screengrab it redraws the window and thus removes the layout problem by removing the border. Indeed alt-tab to switch apps removes the layout problem. I'll try it at home and use a camera if you can't reproduce after reading details below. However did clarify the issue as I had to try and reproduce it. Open GNOME-terminal and maximize (no left hand border is seen) Open a new tab. A left hand border is drawn for the new tab*, but the new shell prompt is drawn as if no left border is there breaking the border. Switching back to the first tab it now has a border, and hitting return draws a new bash shell prompt breaking the border a little lower down this time. *The left hand tab border drawing is dependent on local stuff. If I move my .bashrc to .bashrc.old (it does some stuff for colour etc so could be a confounder), start GNOME-terminal, maximize, open a tab, and I have to switch back to the original tab, and back to the new tab before a left hand border is drawn for the tab and the issue is then produced by hitting "return" and a new bash prompt breaks the border. Alternative method to reproduce (no tabs) Open GNOME-terminal, maximize, hover mouse pointer over one of the window controls (Minimize), a left hand border is drawn when the hover takes place, not hitting "return" causes a new shell prompt which is drawn as if the border does not exist. Redraws of the screen cause the border to disappear. As I noted before this is "GNOME classic" with Wheezy. Issue appeared on upgrade to Wheezy. I note also that selecting the title of a tab causes a dashed line to appear around it - when this happens the left border (if displayed) disappears. However you can switch tabs and have this dashed line appear immediately then the dashed line and border will co-exist at the same time. I can reproduce issue any time a left hand border is drawn on the maximized terminal window by hitting return in bash. Workaround the irritation is to make the window as big as possible without using maximize. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-bugs-dist-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org
