I've just intstalled emacs23 with GTK backend from lenny-backports. Your problem is reproducible, but is not reproducible with emacs22 with Xaw3d backend. For some reason, toolbar is appeared too late, after the moment when emacs window has been exposed. When toolbar appears, emacs window is enlarged, its bottom goes beyond the screen boundaries, and IceWM doesn't try to change emacs geometry to fit screen area. But... is this IceWM problem?
This is my explanation (just guess). It seems that at least in GTK version toolbar is not integral part of editor's window. When toolbar appears, Emacs23 tries to preserve editor area geometry (lines number). This leads to the changes in window size. On the contrary, Emacs22 with Xaw3d calculates a window size with toolbar before it will be exposed. I've run emacs22 -Q -geometry 90x99+0+0 with 800x600 resolution, and the entire window fits screen height. FYI, Emacs23 also has Xaw3d backend. You can try it and verify is this emacs23-gtk-only problem. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-bugs-dist-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org
