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I probably don’t want a calculator to be full screen, even a terminal full height might make sense but full width almost never does.
by bpye 3y ago
I probably don’t want a calculator to be full screen, even a terminal full height might make sense but full width almost never does.
- jiehong 3y agoWell, people with bad eyesight use bigger fonts, making terminals full screen is necessary to see the whole 80 chars line without wrapping.
- cesarb 3y ago> even a terminal full height might make sense but full width almost never does. I disagree; things like atop can make good use of a full width (and full height) terminal, and log lines (for instance from dmesg or journalctl) are often long enough that a full width terminal makes reading them more comfortable.
- ilyt 3y agoI just resize terminal when(~5% of the time) that's needed; long lines are hard to read without wrap on even 24 inch full size terminal, let alone anything longer