It appears to me that gnome-terminal is trying to maintain the size of
the window, no matter the number of lines within the terminal or how
many lines the menu bar removes from the terminal. When the window first
opens, it looks like it's 80x24, but then the menu bar appears and
knocks off 1 or 2
Still exists in 12.04
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GNOME Terminal window initially opens at 80x23
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Might be related to handling of the menu (which would occupy one row).
Please note that it appears to be buggy in some regards, so it might even
consume one row although it's not being displayed. See also bug 863309.
** Changed in: gnome-terminal (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Triaged
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JFI: you can check this using:
% echo $COLUMNS x $LINES
80 x 22
Enabling/disabling the menu bar changes the $LINES. Everytime I toggle
the bar on and off, I get one line less, currently 18 only.
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Verified. This bug still exists in 11.04.
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GNOME Terminal window initially opens at 80x23
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When I pin the terminal application to the launcher, and launch it, it
doesn't get an arrow indicating the application is active. When I click
the launcher again, it opens a new terminal window instead of showing
the current active one, or triggering expose.
The only way to get back to the other
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