On Fri, Sep 30, 2011 at 07:45:07PM -0300, José Romildo Malaquias wrote:
> Hello.
>
> When using a terminal like gnome-terminal, I can increase or decrease
> the size of the font it uses with the key combinations (<Control><+> and
> <Control><-> with the gnome-terminal).
>
> When increasing the font size, the terminal window is resized without
> changing the position of its top left corner. Eventually part of the
> window may fall off the screen in its left and/or bottom sides, if there
> is not enough screen space for the whole window. Then I have to
> manually move the window in order to get it fully visible again.
>
> This move could be done automatically though, as I have seen with other
> window managers (like xfwm4 and enlightenment DR16), and it makes it
> very confortable to increase the font size of the terminal. It could
> work also with other windows too, like gvim, for instance.
>
> Is it possible to have this behaviour in fvwm?
Not without writing a function to do so to then resize/move the window back
again. You can use FvwmEvent to listen for configure_window.
-- Thomas Adam
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