Michael J. Ryan wrote to GitLab issue in main/sbbs <=-
open https://gitlab.synchro.net/main/sbbs/-/issues/529
Would be nice if the screen size were re-checked at a few
locations, as well as having a JS method that can recheck/block.
For instance, if a user resizes their terminal while reading
messages, it would be nice if before re-showing or showing the
next message the system does a screen size check.
For instance, if a user resizes their terminal while reading messages, it would be nice if before re-showing or showing the
next message the system does a screen size check.
Who resizes their terminal while reading messages?
I do, quite a bit... mostly because I was using a gui nntp reader (thunderbird, that no longer works with synchronet's nntp).
Tracker1 wrote to Gamgee <=-
Re: Re: [Feature] Screen Size Checks after login
By: Gamgee to Michael J. Ryan on Sat Mar 04 2023 18:15:00
For instance, if a user resizes their terminal while reading messages, it would be nice if before re-showing or showing the
next message the system does a screen size check.
Who resizes their terminal while reading messages?
I do, quite a bit... mostly because I was using a gui nntp reader (thunderbird, that no longer works with synchronet's nntp). I'd
been using a straight terminal client with telnet/ssh.
Now, I'm using SyncTerm... ironically, several issue there, using
a previous windows version via a proton launcher. Which is fine.
As to why, to reshape the window to see more/less of messages
while reading. Depends on what else I might be doing.
I do, quite a bit... mostly because I was using a gui nntp reader
(thunderbird, that no longer works with synchronet's nntp).
In what way does Thunderbird no longer work with Synchronet's NNTP service? I'm reading and replying to your message using Thunderbird 102.10.0 (64-bit) for Windows. Works fine as far as I can tell. I
replied here to a similar claim you made on gitlab.synchro.net back on Mar-28, but saw no reply to that.
Tracker1 wrote to Gamgee <=-
Who resizes their terminal while reading messages?
I do, quite a bit... mostly because I was using a gui nntp reader
(thunderbird, that no longer works with synchronet's nntp). I'd
been using a straight terminal client with telnet/ssh.
I don't really understand what that means. Doesn't really make sense.
I mean, you *were* using a gui app... but you *had been* using a
terminal client.... So.... what *ARE* you using (present tense)?
Now, I'm using SyncTerm... ironically, several issue there, using
a previous windows version via a proton launcher. Which is fine.
I see. <not really> Is that anything like a neutron-hardened, flux-capacitor-coupled thyratronic hoochiewanger?
I have no issues with SyncTerm, FWIW.
As to why, to reshape the window to see more/less of messages
while reading. Depends on what else I might be doing.
Workspace/desktop switcher applet in the tray. Oh. Wait. Windows. Ugh.
Tracker1 wrote to Gamgee <=-
Re: Re: [Feature] Screen Size Checks after login
By: Gamgee to Tracker1 on Mon Apr 17 2023 22:23:00
Tracker1 wrote to Gamgee <=-
Who resizes their terminal while reading messages?
I do, quite a bit... mostly because I was using a gui nntp reader
(thunderbird, that no longer works with synchronet's nntp). I'd
been using a straight terminal client with telnet/ssh.
I don't really understand what that means. Doesn't really make sense.
I mean, you *were* using a gui app... but you *had been* using a
terminal client.... So.... what *ARE* you using (present tense)?
Currently, SyncTERM... but I've used straight telnet in my
terminal emulator... generally use Tabby, but also use KiTTY on
occassion.
Now, I'm using SyncTerm... ironically, several issue there, using
a previous windows version via a proton launcher. Which is fine.
I see. <not really> Is that anything like a neutron-hardened, flux-capacitor-coupled thyratronic hoochiewanger?
More like, I couldn't get the latest release to actually
use/launch with SDL for some reason. And I lack the
knowledge/patience to figure it out at the time... I'm running
the Windows version of SyncTERM on linux, using Proton (wine+more developed by Valve/Steam).
I have no issues with SyncTerm, FWIW.
As to why, to reshape the window to see more/less of messages
while reading. Depends on what else I might be doing.
Workspace/desktop switcher applet in the tray. Oh. Wait. Windows. Ugh.
I'm not on Windows, I'm on Linux... just happen to be running the
Windows version of SyncTERM.
I'm not on Windows, I'm on Linux... just happen to be running the Windows version of SyncTERM.
I'm not on Windows, I'm on Linux... just happen to be running the
Windows version of SyncTERM.
Running the Windows version of SyncTerm on Linux?
Why not just use the Linux version of SyncTerm?
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