I'm using ratpoison found on http://www.focv.com/ipkg/
The issue I have with it is that it doesn't fully maximize the windows, it leaves a little strap to the right and a bigger one on the bottom. This is what it looks like Click to view attachment
How can I fix this?
Full Version: Ratpoison Doesn't Fully Maximize Windows
This is the answer from Ratpoison Wiki:
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Why is there a small gap between my terminal and the edge of the screen?
(Most) terminals won't display partial lines, so unless your screen dimensions divide exactly into the font size, you'll get a gap. Centering the window with :gravity or :defwingravity may be more attractive. You can also set color of the root window to match the background color of your terminal
so I guess it can't be "resolved".
(Most) terminals won't display partial lines, so unless your screen dimensions divide exactly into the font size, you'll get a gap. Centering the window with :gravity or :defwingravity may be more attractive. You can also set color of the root window to match the background color of your terminal
Did you twiddle the font size to see if one makes the margin smaller? How is Ratpoison working out for you? I love it on my laptop and am thinking of moving in that direction. The problem is that I find the stylus "mouse" input to be fairly convenient in things like Sylpheed and Firefox.
Bryan
Bryan
QUOTE(otprof @ Jul 24 2006, 03:32 PM)
Did you twiddle the font size to see if one makes the margin smaller? How is Ratpoison working out for you? I love it on my laptop and am thinking of moving in that direction. The problem is that I find the stylus "mouse" input to be fairly convenient in things like Sylpheed and Firefox.
Yep, different fonts make it different. I use the font that I've found the best combination on the Z. Size, weight, and is Unicode, so good for Japanese and stuff...
Ratpoison is great on the Z. I think I'm sticking with it. I use mostly Emacs now, for Web, games, reading. Ratpoison is great with it, it's considerably faster than even Fluxbox... So, good, I think.
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