Shawn Betts wrote: >> How do I get a fresh, fullscreen frame? > > The 'only' command, bound to C-t Q, is probably what you want. It > expands the current frame to fill the screen.
Ok, but this is not what I need. It would remove other frames and make "this" one the only one, correct? I would like to keep the frame I started my terminal from, then add frames on top of it running eg. a GUI-browser, then split and resize them in order to see frames underneath. An alternative would be to make new frames and switch between them, but when I split some of them, other frames are not affected. This was my initial disappointment: I have urxvt-unicode running tmux (the screen successor). From one of tmux ptys I start firefox, which launches a new window. I can switch between the terminals and firefox eg. using "focus" or "next", and both cover the entire screen. But when I want to make one of the windows smaller by splitting it first, both windows are affected, and I'd like to resize only one of them. BTW, the keymapping code with hierarchical keymaps is excellent and helps to unclutter and group commands a lot! clemens _______________________________________________ Ratpoison-devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/ratpoison-devel
