I too have seen this, only with my terminal. I think it's a problem with the bottomstack patch (although you mentioned problems in monocle so maybe it's dwm). I've been meaning to look into it and try to fix it but I haven't had time. I've noticed it on my eeepc and on my desktop. If I get a chance I'll look into it later this week.
-Niki On Wed, Apr 15, 2009 at 11:53 AM, Preben Randhol <rand...@pvv.org> wrote: > Hi > > I have been using dwm for a couple of weeks now and I really love it! > Especially the automatic tiling system so I don't need to move and > resize my windows. I found the horizontal tiling patch and pertag patch > to be very valuable for my needs. I use it on my Eee PC and an old > computer. My main computer will also be switched from xfce4 to dwm as > soon as I have managed to add a way to notify about new security > updates and notification for new mcabber message. > > Anyway! There is only one slight problem I have, but I don't know if it > is a dwm issue or gvim issue. When I open a gvim on my Eee 1024x600 or > my old computer 1280x1024 it doesn't resize correctly. Same happens ifI > go from Monocle to tiled view. I mean the outer border is correct, but I > get an empty white area below the statusline (inside the window). If I > open a new application like xterm then suddenly gvim gets redrawn > correctly. I can supply a screenshot later from my Eeepc. > > Have others seen this behavior? Is it a gvim problem or dwm? I use the > 5.5 from hg with the two patches mentioned. System is Ubuntu Jaunty. > > > I have also run gvim -U NONE -u NONE with same effect. > > > Preben > >
