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#1 Re: Off Topic / General Chat » Borders in terminal emulator » 2013-04-16 21:33:50
Thanks guys! Those "insert" hotkeys seem to be enough for now.
#2 Re: Off Topic / General Chat » Borders in terminal emulator » 2013-04-13 18:04:45
Yeah, I know, but I'm using notebook and don't always have a mouse with me, so I prefer keyboard shortcuts. Nevermind, just wanted to know if there's a simple solution I overlooked, but it's not that important. Thanks anyway. : )
#3 Re: Off Topic / General Chat » Borders in terminal emulator » 2013-04-13 08:52:01
No problems, I just can't get used to the copy/paste style of urxvt and stuff, so far. Setting padding is nothing but a matter of aesthetics, and clarity maybe. I'm asking for the sake of curosity, it's strange to me that there's no way to do such a simple thing.
#4 Re: Off Topic / General Chat » Borders in terminal emulator » 2013-04-12 23:29:20
Thanks for the reply. I meant the free space around the window content, but inside the window (so not the window margin). AFAIR this can be achieved in rxvt/xterm with "internal border" property. Like "padding" in CSS.
Unfortunately Terminator doesn't seem to allow this neither, or at least I can't find it.
#5 Off Topic / General Chat » Borders in terminal emulator » 2013-04-12 12:46:54
- machaerus
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Hello,
enlighten me please, is there a way to set internal margins in any terminal emulator except rxvt (and *term, perhaps)? I've been looking for such option in xfce4-, gnome-, konsole, tilda &c, with no success. I managed to configure urxvt the way I wanted, but for other reasons I'm not really comfortable with using it, so I'd appreciate any suggestions.
#6 Re: Introductions » Greetings, guys! » 2013-04-10 09:51:29
Pretty comprehensive guides.
Thanks a lot!
#7 Introductions » Greetings, guys! » 2013-04-09 23:28:58
- machaerus
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After many years of struggling with programming under windows (didn't want to abandon photoshop and stuff) I finally switched to linux a couple of weeks ago and I love it.
I'm using xubuntu now, but I decided to join crunchbang as I found this place really friendly and high quality and tips provided here have already proved helpful to me more than once. 
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