Hello, Tony, and sorry for not replying! None of your messages were forwarded to my mailbox. I found them through the web interface. I'm CCing you, but don't know whether I should...
> Do you know whether this started with 1.18.5-2 or before then? I think > this is caused by the same issue as > https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&atid=698428&aid=3089323&group_id=124080 I can't remember exactly..., but it seems it is. This version was released on 15 Aug 2010, and I believe it is the time I started noticing this. > The window size is supposed to change when you change the font to try > to preserve the terminal's geometry (number of rows and columns). Is > it doing it incorrectly? The aim is to preserve that geometry except > when the user explicitly resizes the window, but I'm having a lot of > difficulty with that goal! There is no problem in changing the GTK theme, actually, for I won't switch themes often. But that is quite boring when opening and closing tabs, which I do very often. Though I've noticed the same behaviour in xfce4-terminal (tabs). > What window manager are you using? I used Fvwm until the middle of the year and have never noticed anything, but now I'm using Xfwm4. > I'm not familiar with mc so I'm not sure how to try to reproduce this > bug. I have fixed some sizing bugs since 1.18.5 so please can you try > the latest git so I know whether I can close this bug in the next > Debian release. Unfortunately Squeeze is frozen with 1.18.5-3; there > have been too many changes since then to make it practical to make a > freeze exception. Very good and important if we could have that fixed for Squeeze. > Instructions for fetching a git snapshot are at > http://roxterm.sourceforge.net/index.php?page=installation&lang=en > and instructions for building a Debian package from that are in a > file name INSTALL.Debian. I'll try that ASAIC. Thank you and best regards! Teresa e Junior -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [email protected] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [email protected]
