On Tue, Dec 15, 2009 at 09:50:20PM +0200, Saku Ytti <[email protected]> wrote:
> If I start rxvt or xterm with geometry forcing number of lines, it works
> predictably. Just after enabling tabs, rxvt lines seems dodgy to me. I'm
> not saying fault isn't in my end, just can't place it.
An obvious difference is that tabbed has to set the window geometry and
hints seperately for each tab - if your window manager ignores changing
window hints, then it would be easy to get that behaviour.
> One other thing I noticed it, window placement in geometry (--geometry
> +x+y) is not honoured if I use tabs, which is quite inconvenient to me.
Thats a similar issue, but this time on the side of urxvt - the geometry
is for the tab, and gets ignored as the tab isn't the top-level window
anymore.
> Agreed, maybe it is compiz acting dodgy then. Funny thing is, if I manually
> resize window after starting it, I can't get any half-lines, it'll always
> be even. It is only when tabbed rxvt is first started I see this half-line
> issue.
That would be consistent with your window manager ignoring the changed
window hints - if you resize, it would look at them again.
You can check for this by trying a known good window manager (fvwm for
example).
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