Re: [vim/vim] gVim under Linux starts too low when it is configured to take all vertical space. (#1510)

Trying to reproduce the problem, I get the following bizarre results in GTK2/Gnome gvim 8.0.1567 on a desktop with openSUSE 42.3 "latest stable" and all software updates so far, including Test ones: Starting "gvim -u NORC -N" gives me a non-maximized gvim at top left (20 'lines', 80 'columns', x

Re: gVim under Linux starts too low when it is configured to take all vertical space.

Since nobody in this mailing list was able to help me, I opened an issue regarding this: https://github.com/vim/vim/issues/1510 -- -- You received this message from the "vim_dev" maillist. Do not top-post! Type your reply below the text you are replying to. For more information, visit

Re: gVim under Linux starts too low when it is configured to take all vertical space.

Le vendredi 17 février 2017 20:20:26 UTC-5, Kazunobu Kuriyama a écrit : >> It is the only application that shows this behaviour.  All the other >> applications start at a proper height, just under the menu bar.  This >> suggest that this has something to do with gVim. > > Why not reading "h:  

Re: gVim under Linux starts too low when it is configured to take all vertical space.

2017-02-18 9:18 GMT+09:00 Hans Deragon : > For some odd reason, when I am staring gVim on my Linux Ubuntu 16.04 LTS > laptop using the Unity desktop, it starts to low when I am asking it to > take all the vertical space available. It starts at position y=53 while it >

gVim under Linux starts too low when it is configured to take all vertical space.

For some odd reason, when I am staring gVim on my Linux Ubuntu 16.04 LTS laptop using the Unity desktop, it starts to low when I am asking it to take all the vertical space available. It starts at position y=53 while it should start at y=24, just below the windows manager's toolbar (it is 29