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#1 2015-02-28 21:02:34

miisterwright
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Registered: 2015-02-27
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Gauke seems confused, but it's probably just me...

I added archey3 to my .bashrc so it is displayed when a terminal is opened.  Most of them display correctly, but Guake line wraps one line, thus destroying the beautiful Arch logo.  However, if I type the command it displays perfectly.    If Guake thinks the window is smaller than it is, why does it self correct between the time it starts and the first command is given at the prompt?  Where would you look to find/change Guake's initial window size, if that's the problem?

I know the fate of the world doesn't rest on this one, but it's terribly annoying.  Thanks for the help.
~Bryan

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#2 2015-02-28 21:45:07

frank604
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Registered: 2011-04-20
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Re: Gauke seems confused, but it's probably just me...

Have you tried to increase guake window width?

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#3 2015-02-28 22:12:26

miisterwright
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Re: Gauke seems confused, but it's probably just me...

Yes,  width is at max in guake-prefs, but it acts as if it's a small window at startup.  I echoed a long string of characters in .bashrc just to see where it wraps.

Here's how it displays on startup followed by giving the archey3 command.

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