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I am currently testing nano-emacs (cloning repo + emacs -q -l nano.el approach), thx for this gem! Anyway, calling the mini-buffer modifies the dimensions of the Emacs window/frame.
With my standard init file, no problem:
With emacs -q -l nano.el, calling the mini-buffer 'untiles' the Emacs frame/window:
Any idea on how to solve this? While the problem may come from my DE (KDE)'s window manager, my standard config is surprisingly not impacted.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I am currently testing nano-emacs (cloning repo +
emacs -q -l nano.el
approach), thx for this gem! Anyway, calling the mini-buffer modifies the dimensions of the Emacs window/frame.With my standard init file, no problem:
With
emacs -q -l nano.el
, calling the mini-buffer 'untiles' the Emacs frame/window:Any idea on how to solve this? While the problem may come from my DE (KDE)'s window manager, my standard config is surprisingly not impacted.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: