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Xubuntu 19.10
xfce4-terminal: 0.8.8-1
I can create a 2-line high xfce4-terminal window, but am unable to create one that is only 1-line high. An attempt to do so creates a window somewhere between 2 and 3 lines high. Here are some examples where I create various windows and then query them using Xwininfo.
% xfce4-terminal --geometry 80x3 &
% Xwininfo
Width: 974
Height: 71
% xfce4-terminal --geometry 80x2 &
% Xwininfo
Width: 974
Height: 48
% xfce4-terminal --geometry 80x1 &
% Xwininfo
Width: 974
Height: 69
I want to create a 1-lign high terminal to display a single line of monitored data. Is there a way to accomplish this? Is this a bug in the terminal code?
Note that I am able to successfully create a one line xterm window using: xterm -geometry 80x1 &
Thanks for your input.
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I want to create a 1-line high terminal to display a single line of monitored data. Is there a way to accomplish this?
I think the Generic Monitor (Genmon) panel plugin can serve you for this. The author is forum's own ToZ.
I can't speak for the Xfce Terminal situation.
Last edited by alcornoqui (2020-02-12 12:57:47)
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alcornoqui, thanks for the suggestion. This looks interesting, but I can't display my output in the panel or a tooltip-type pop-up. I'm displaying a continually refreshing set of info related to the current music stream. This requires a window positioned in one place that runs most of the width of one screen to handle the information. This plugin looks very useful, but I don't see how it can help me with this situation. I may switch to an xterm, but I first wanted to explore whether there was a workaround for xfce4-terminal to get the single-line window.
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Would a conky serve that purpose?
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Have never heard of that before. I'll take a look. Thanks.
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