Dnfdragora max/min window size
by GRS63 from LinuxQuestions.org on (#595E5)
Fedora 32 64 bit, on Asus Laptop i7 processor
When opening dnfdragora the window size is too big vertically for the screen (not happening on any other machine) and the horizontal window size is about 2/3 the width of the screen. The bottom of the window is not visable (where the action buttons are "quit" "select all" and "apply". To see them I have to use the superkey (windows) plus left button on the mouse and move the whole window so I can see the botton of the window.
I can resize the window horizontally using the mouse and drag. I can not resize the window using the maxamise and minimise functions or using the mouse and drag.
If I start dnfdragora in terminal using
dnfdragroa --qt I get a window that fits the screen the mouse drag vertially and horizontally work as do the maxamise and minise functions
If I start dnfdragora in terminal using
dnfdragroa --gtk I get the same issue as described at the start.
If I start dnfdragora in terminal using
dnfdragroa I get the same issue as described at the start.
any ideas as to how to fix this window size when using just dnfdragora or dnfdragora --gtk
When opening dnfdragora the window size is too big vertically for the screen (not happening on any other machine) and the horizontal window size is about 2/3 the width of the screen. The bottom of the window is not visable (where the action buttons are "quit" "select all" and "apply". To see them I have to use the superkey (windows) plus left button on the mouse and move the whole window so I can see the botton of the window.
I can resize the window horizontally using the mouse and drag. I can not resize the window using the maxamise and minimise functions or using the mouse and drag.
If I start dnfdragora in terminal using
dnfdragroa --qt I get a window that fits the screen the mouse drag vertially and horizontally work as do the maxamise and minise functions
If I start dnfdragora in terminal using
dnfdragroa --gtk I get the same issue as described at the start.
If I start dnfdragora in terminal using
dnfdragroa I get the same issue as described at the start.
any ideas as to how to fix this window size when using just dnfdragora or dnfdragora --gtk