On May 18, 2006 at 15:21, Matthijs Kooijman praised the llamas by saying: > > Reproducing is easy: Fire up an xterm, start irssi and maximize the > > terminal. > > Irssi will stay at the top left of the terminal at its original size. > Okay, reproducing is not so easy, apparently. For some reason, one of my > terminals got into some weird state a while back, a state which is transfered > onto new terminals spawned from there. From inside these "weird" terminals, > irssi resizing is broken. From new, "clean" terminals, everything works ok... > > I've tried comparing environments between these two terminals, but "stty -a" > gives identical results, and if I transfer the environment variables from a > clean terminal to a weird terminal (so that "env" output is identical), the > difference is still there? > > What other stuff could make such a difference? Whatever it is, it is > transferable to new terminals and regardless of terminal type (ie, it affects > both xterm and Eterm). Any suggestions? If not, feel free to close this bug, > since I think this bug is pretty hard to reproduce (and might not be an irssi > bug anyway). Still, if you have suggestions, I still have one of those weird > terminals open ;-) > Do other curses applications cause problems? Mutt for example?
Maybe it it a kernel problem with your ptys. Does closing all your terminals fix anything? Restarting X? Rebooting? At a bit of a loss as to why you're having problems. You could try debian-users list. I'll keep this bug open for a bit until you find out if you have a generic problem with your system or if it is something breaking due to a new upload. -- David Pashley [EMAIL PROTECTED] Nihil curo de ista tua stulta superstitione. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
