x-windows opening up too large

[J S]

I ran the app on the Linux WindowMaker and got the same problem so Harold 
was right it is a window manager problem.


>From: Staf Verhaegen <staf.verhaegen@imec.be>
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>J S wrote:
> >
> > Does X start up with the -geometry option? or is that option for the
> > applications that run within X?
>
>You can specify it for every program that you run (if they are standard
>compliant).
>Please read 'man X' on a linux box there are examples with a few programs 
>in
>the GEOMETRY SPECIFICATION section.
>
>Staf.



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