Tiny Core Linux
General TC => Programming & Scripting - Unofficial => Topic started by: coreplayer2 on April 27, 2012, 10:54:49 AM
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ok, does anyone know how to specify aterm window to scale at maximum allowable window size or maximum width either from within a script or from .Xdefaults entry, or from the applications desktop startup file entry..?? At this point a system wide setting is welcome.
Have been attempting to add "Ctrl+Alt+M" to a script, which doesn't obviously produce the desired effect.
Have been digging through the forum and so far have only come up with how to set default fonts size on aterm new window. Adding/changing "Aterm*font: -misc-fixed-medium-r-normal--18-120-100-100-c-90-iso8859-1" produces finally a readable font, yet the window scaling to desired size remains allusive..
Thanks in advance
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You can set the default size with the geometry option in Xdefaults. But that's fixed, so if you have many different screens, you'd need to use a NETWM-compatible WM and one of the window control tools. Those can, say, maximize a window.
A third option is a WM that supports window groups; JWM does, I think openbox and fluxbox do too.
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Thanks have been working with the -g 120x40 option, given that it's important to work with flwm_topside I think is going to have to be the solution..
in case anyone was interested -g 120x40 = 120 columns and 40 rows
thanks
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Hadn't thought of adding the -g option to xdefaults, thanks maybe that is adequate.
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Hi coreplayer2
You can also set it when starting a terminal:
aterm -g 160x50+10+10The size (160x50) is in characters. The origin of the top left corner (+10+10) is in pixels. The size and origin
appear to refer to the writable part of terminal, not the frame.
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Cool thx Rich