GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 701826
Window height keeps shrinking
Last modified: 2014-11-15 14:48:58 UTC
Whenever I open a gnumeric file, it opens in a window about two rows less tall than it was when I last saved the file. Either the window height is saved wrong or restored wrong. Width is not affected. This did not happen with 1.10.x.
Could you please tell me more about your system. Specifically: Which version of gtk3 are you using? What are the settings (Horizontal and Vertical DPI) in edit->preferences Windows/Screen tab? Thank you
If you open a file resave it, open it again, resave it, always without changing the window height, does the window keep shrinking? At a fixed amount?
(In reply to comment #1) > Could you please tell me more about your system. Specifically: > Which version of gtk3 are you using? I'm using Debian unstable with some packages from experimental. I have gnumeric 1.12.2 and gtk 3.8.2. > What are the settings (Horizontal and Vertical DPI) in edit->preferences > Windows/Screen tab? 96. Changing that had no on the window shrinking. (In reply to comment #2) > If you open a file resave it, open it again, resave it, always without changing > the window height, does the window keep shrinking? At a fixed amount? Yes, the window keeps shrinking until of the cell area only the header row is visible. I took some screenshots and checked, the reduction is a fixed amount of 36 pixels.
Thank you. Your info should help us a lot. I don't see this behaviour but I do not run gtk 3.8.x.
For anyone else wondering, a good work-around is to use the -g/--geometry option, e.g. use the following as ~/bin/gnumeric or something that precedes /usr/bin in $PATH. #!/bin/sh /usr/bin/gnumeric -g 1400x960+260+120 "$@"
I no longer experience this using Gnumeric 1.12.18 and GTK+ 3.14.5.
Thanks for reporting back. Feel free to reopen if the problem comes back.