Hello hello!
Just a note to thank you for your suggestion. Have been playing around with a
few values, not sure I'm getting the output I'm supposed to.
Nano keeps truncating my lines which is getting a bit annoying.
Best,
Emrah
On Wed, Feb 06, 2019 at 06:58:15AM -0500, Storm Dragon wrote:
Howdy,
You were on the right track. Stty can resize the screen for you. Try
something like:
stty cols 160 rows 48
I tend to use screen, in fact it's one of the first apps I launch when I
start my computer, so I just made an alias to both resize my screen and start
the application screen all at the same time:
alias screen="stty cols 160 rows 48;screen"
HTH
Storm
On Tue, Feb 05, 2019 at 02:00:58PM -0500, E wrote:
Hello all, Is there a way to resize a TTY in order to fit more content in
one line, and display more rows? I briefly
ventured looking into stty, but as I understood, it's only going to be
declaring an alternative number of rows and
columns upstream if I connect to a remote console for example.
I'd like to avoid having my lines truncated in Nano, for example, or Mutt
breaking lines.
Any clues would be super appreciated.
Emrah
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