I'm seeing this problem when using tabs in the gnome terminal window as
well, the window resizes itself to preserve the terminal height in rows
while accomodating the tab UI in the X window. When you close tabs the
tab UI disappears and the window resizes again. This behavior sometimes
works & so
The dimensions of the terminal in characters should be preserved, the
size of the window in pixels should increase or decrease proportional to
the font size as font size is changed. This worked perfectly in gnome2,
it is spastic in 12.10 unity.
Thanks for the attention to the problem.
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I have tried this on every possible login session I can find and the only one
that fails is the default Ubuntu
session. If I log in using the Ubuntu 2D session, it works there. This
absolutely can not be a gnome-terminal
bug.
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Yes, but I believe there is a misunderstanding. I am not saying there
is a problem with the window getting larger on the screen, I am saying
that changing font size changes the number of rows and columns of
characters in the newly resized windows. If I start with an 80x25 sized
window, then decre
I've just tested this under IceWM and I can confirm that changing the
font size in gnome-terminal still resizes the window. Reporter, are you
still getting this behaviour?
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I assure you, I don't want to let this bug vanish. I didn't realise when
I reassigned it that it behaves differently under IceWM. I'll do some
more testing tonight if I can (sorry, time is squeezed at the moment
because I'm rehearsing for a concert next week). I'll let you know what
I find and reas
After testing with XFCE and ICEWM, I am convinced that this problem is
unlikely to be gnome-terminal and almost certainly the window manager.
I looked at the mapped files via /proc//smaps for all three flavors
of window managers and the only differences were related to font and
sounds/notifications
I know _NOTHING_ about window manager calls, but why is this only
affecting compiz/unity. On the same box, I can start a gnome-terminal
under icewm and increase or decrease font size all day long without an
issue. Are you saying that gnome-terminal is calling
terminal_window_set_size_force_grid()
Not a WM problem. gnome-terminal does this deliberately through
terminal_window_set_size_force_grid().
** Also affects: gnome-terminal
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Changed in: compiz-core
Status: Confirmed => Invalid
** Changed in: unity
Status: Confirmed => Inval
Probably not the WM, but I suppose it's not impossible; I'll try to look
into it this evening and report back.
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Title:
changing font size in gnome
If the window has the dimensions of 80 columns by 25 rows, I change the
font size down and up a couple steps ending back at the original size
and now my window has dimensions of 68x22, which component is likely to
be the source of the problem. I assumed window manager, but I do not
know how things
I haven't investigated, but I assume you have; why do you think this is
a window manager problem?
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Title:
changing font size in gnome-terminal cha
** Changed in: unity (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided => Low
** Changed in: unity (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Confirmed
** Also affects: unity
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Also affects: compiz-core
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Changed in: compiz-core
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