Re: Windows created have weird dimensions on Debian with Fluxbox

Matt,

* Matt Banack <[email protected]> [2022-06-14 23:12]:
> Hi Peter,
> 
> You can look into ~/.fluxbox/apps (`man fluxbox-apps`) to set default
> dimensions for a certain window.  Matching is done with xprop properties,
> ie name= and class=... run `xprop` from a terminal and point it at the
> window in question to confirm the prop values.  You'll want something like:
> 
> [app] (name=scide)
>   [Dimensions] {400 400}
>   [Position] (CENTER) {0% 0%}
> [end]

Thank you, If I tell the odd window to remeber its dimensions I get the
following entry
	[app] (name=SuperCollider) (class=SuperCollider)
  	  [Dimensions]  {0% 2%}
	[end]
created.
 
> It's possible scide is doing something odd to try to change its own window
> dimensions after it opens the window, in which case the apps solution may
> or may not work.  Best of luck :)

If I change this in this textfile to 
	[app] (name=SuperCollider) (class=SuperCollider)
  	  [Dimensions]  {100% 100%}
	[end]

the window is created the same (above, wrong) dimensions. What is important to
know that the problematic window is a subwindow of scide, namely "Show node tree"
and not the main scide IDE window.

What is puzzlig is that this is not a problem on openbox.

Thanks for your help Matt!
Peter