How to change size of Terminal window during a tmate session (Linux)?
How to change size of Terminal window during a tmate session (Linux)?
Hello,
I am connecting from a client to a server over tmate (Linux)
On the client side the Terminal window is full of small dots and a message in the bottom corner says "size 40 x 10 from a smaller client". Is there a way to resize the window so that it looks normal without all of these dots and so I can use the whole screen?
Vesa
Update: I need a solution that works without X
linux ssh tmux
asked Jan 12 at 11:23
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How to change size of Terminal window during a tmate session (Linux)?
Hello,
I am connecting from a client to a server over tmate (Linux)
On the client side the Terminal window is full of small dots and a message in the bottom corner says "size 40 x 10 from a smaller client". Is there a way to resize the window so that it looks normal without all of these dots and so I can use the whole screen?
Vesa
Update: I need a solution that works without X
linux ssh tmux
asked Jan 12 at 11:23
VesaVesa
175211
If you have installed,wmctrlcan resize a window or make it fullscreen.
– Paulo
Jan 12 at 13:11
I think it requires X or something, right? wmctrl -l gives error message "cannot open display". (I do not have X and cannot install it on these machines).
– Vesa
Jan 12 at 21:14
add a comment |
How to change size of Terminal window during a tmate session (Linux)?
Hello,
I am connecting from a client to a server over tmate (Linux)
On the client side the Terminal window is full of small dots and a message in the bottom corner says "size 40 x 10 from a smaller client". Is there a way to resize the window so that it looks normal without all of these dots and so I can use the whole screen?
Vesa
Update: I need a solution that works without X
linux ssh tmux
asked Jan 12 at 11:23
VesaVesa
175211
How to change size of Terminal window during a tmate session (Linux)?
Hello,
I am connecting from a client to a server over tmate (Linux)
On the client side the Terminal window is full of small dots and a message in the bottom corner says "size 40 x 10 from a smaller client". Is there a way to resize the window so that it looks normal without all of these dots and so I can use the whole screen?
Vesa
Update: I need a solution that works without X
linux ssh tmux
linux ssh tmux
asked Jan 12 at 11:23
VesaVesa
175211
asked Jan 12 at 11:23
VesaVesa
175211
edited Jan 12 at 21:14
Vesa
asked Jan 12 at 11:23
VesaVesa
175211
asked Jan 12 at 11:23
VesaVesa
175211
asked Jan 12 at 11:23
VesaVesa
175211
175211
If you have installed,wmctrlcan resize a window or make it fullscreen.
– Paulo
Jan 12 at 13:11
I think it requires X or something, right? wmctrl -l gives error message "cannot open display". (I do not have X and cannot install it on these machines).
– Vesa
Jan 12 at 21:14
add a comment |
If you have installed,wmctrlcan resize a window or make it fullscreen.
– Paulo
Jan 12 at 13:11
I think it requires X or something, right? wmctrl -l gives error message "cannot open display". (I do not have X and cannot install it on these machines).
– Vesa
Jan 12 at 21:14
If you have installed,
wmctrl can resize a window or make it fullscreen.– Paulo
Jan 12 at 13:11
If you have installed,
wmctrl can resize a window or make it fullscreen.– Paulo
Jan 12 at 13:11
I think it requires X or something, right? wmctrl -l gives error message "cannot open display". (I do not have X and cannot install it on these machines).
– Vesa
Jan 12 at 21:14
I think it requires X or something, right? wmctrl -l gives error message "cannot open display". (I do not have X and cannot install it on these machines).
– Vesa
Jan 12 at 21:14
add a comment |
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wmctrlcan resize a window or make it fullscreen.– Paulo
Jan 12 at 13:11
I think it requires X or something, right? wmctrl -l gives error message "cannot open display". (I do not have X and cannot install it on these machines).
– Vesa
Jan 12 at 21:14