A suggestion
Add a --split-horizontal-height=XX (XX= lines) for max height of new terminal
Add a --split-vertical-width=XX (XX= cols) for max width of new terminal
I use a script to open a new tab that opens 2 horizontal splits (3 terminals).
First one is just 1 line and shows clock, cpu, mem etc info every second.
Second one runs midnight commander in it with output to third terminal (exec 1>/dev/pts/xx).
Third one is the output of the second terminal.
But i have to drag the size of the terminals manually every time i open an new tab, because the first split is halve of the screen while terminal 1 output is just a one liner.
I couldn't find anything on the net to set this on the cli.
Screenshots:
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A suggestion
Add a --split-horizontal-height=XX (XX= lines) for max height of new terminal
Add a --split-vertical-width=XX (XX= cols) for max width of new terminal
I use a script to open a new tab that opens 2 horizontal splits (3 terminals).
First one is just 1 line and shows clock, cpu, mem etc info every second.
Second one runs midnight commander in it with output to third terminal (exec 1>/dev/pts/xx).
Third one is the output of the second terminal.
But i have to drag the size of the terminals manually every time i open an new tab, because the first split is halve of the screen while terminal 1 output is just a one liner.
I couldn't find anything on the net to set this on the cli.
Screenshots:
.