[SOLVED] Re: Gnome Terminal (Ctrl+Shift+N)

[Scott (angrykeyboarder)]

Scott (angrykeyboarder) spake thusly:
> Soo-Hyun Choi spake thusly:
>> Hi,
>>
>> If I want to open a gnome terminal with geometry setting for 80x40, I
>> can just open it by typing "gnome-terminal -geometry 80x40" at command
>> line. With this terminal (80x40 size), I want to open a new terminal
>> with the same window size (80x40) by pressing "Ctrl+Shift+N". But, if I
>> typed that, the newly opened terminal's size is still the default size
>> which is 80x24.
>>
>> How can I modify it so that I can open a new terminal with the same size
>> by pressing "Ctrl_Shift+N" keys.
> 
> That remidns [sic] me.....I'd been wondinering [sic] the same thing myself.
> 
> A Google Search on "gnome terminal size" just netted me this:
> http://preview.tinyurl.com/2jl8ov.
> 
> I think I'll give it a try. You probably should back up the file first. :)

I'd have sworn I spell checked before I sent this thing. Oh well..

But anyway.

It works!  w00t! I've now got GNOME terminal opening at 100x40 all the
time. :)

Strangely, it doesn't work on Xfce Terminal.

Naturally KDE had the common sense to allow you to adjust Konsole's size
without hacking any files. :)

(Yes, I run KDE, GNOME and Xfce). :)


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