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1 anysize 2 ========= 3 4 Description 5 ----------- 6 By default, st's window size always snaps to the nearest multiple of the 7 character size plus a fixed inner border (set with borderpx in config.h). When 8 the size of st does not perfectly match the space allocated to it (when using a 9 tiling WM, for example), unsightly gaps will appear between st and other apps, 10 or between instances of st. 11 12 This patch allows st to resize to any pixel size, makes the inner border size 13 dynamic, and centers the content of the terminal so that the left/right and 14 top/bottom borders are balanced. With this patch, st on a tiling WM will always 15 fill the entire space allocated to it. 16 17 Download 18 -------- 19 * [st-anysize-0.8.1.diff](st-anysize-0.8.1.diff) 20 * [st-anysize-20201003-407a3d0.diff](st-anysize-20201003-407a3d0.diff) 21 * [st-anysize-0.8.4.diff](st-anysize-0.8.4.diff) 22 * [st-anysize-20220718-baa9357.diff](st-anysize-20220718-baa9357.diff) 23 24 Authors 25 ------- 26 * Augusto Born de Oliveira - <augustoborn@gmail.com> 27 28 Expected anysize 29 ================ 30 31 As said above, the anysize patch will automatically balance the left/right and 32 top/bottom borders, with the terminals contents centered and the borders dynamic. 33 This behavior may be unexpected, such as terminal content placement, and the 34 terminal contents 'swimming'; constantly moving/shaking while the terminal is 35 being resized, which isn't very good to look at. 36 37 This variant will only add the border paddings to the bottom and the right of the 38 window, which is usually expected as english is left to right and the terminal 39 output comes from the top. 40 41 The change is very small, and only requires 2 lines to be changed in `x.c`. 42 43 The outcome of this behavior is what should be expected from an 'anysize' patch. 44 45 Download 46 -------- 47 * [st-expected-anysize-0.9.diff](st-expected-anysize-0.9.diff)