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On 12/25/05, maxim wexler <blissfix@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> Hello everybody, |
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> I can't see the status bar in my firefox window, it's |
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> out of sight below the bottom margin of the screen. |
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> Clicking the right upper corner and dragging the mouse |
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> only can alter the horizontal size, not the vertical. |
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> I'm not using a window mgr. Don't tell me I have to |
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> install gnome or kde. |
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Well, you _have_ to use a window manager, because AFAIK no X |
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application knows how to resize itself. I'm not sure how you are |
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getting horizontal resizing...maybe some internal firefox control |
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(like the bookmarks side-panel resizer control) is showing up and |
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allowing you to resize the main frame, which is causing firefox to |
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resize. If you don't want a full desktop environment, try twm, fvwm, |
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fluxbox, or something similarly lightweight. You could also start |
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firefox with "firefox -width X -height Y". |
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> This is a bad link, |
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> heathen@sarawak ~ $ ls -l .mozilla/firefox/k6*/lock |
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> lrwxrwxrwx 1 heathen users 14 Dec 25 08:37 |
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> .mozilla/firefox/k6z1oz36.default/lock -> |
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> 127.0.0.1:7029 |
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Ignore this. It is a lock file, not an actual link. The link name |
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indicates the host it is running on and the process ID of firefox. Do |
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not remove it, or you could start two instances of firefox at the same |
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time, and hose your config files. |
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-Richard |
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