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Since v2.2.31 (#678, mine), "Full width minus 40" on a terminal 40 columns or narrower renders an empty line. Before that it printed the whole line, which then wrapped as in your screenshot. eric-engberg#76 caps the reserve at half the terminal, so a phone-width terminal keeps half its width; 80 columns and up are unchanged. I'll open it here once I've reviewed it.
It doesn't make the layout responsive (dropping or shortening widgets when the terminal is narrow); it only keeps the line usable. Until then, "Full width always" (the default for new setups since v2.2.30) avoids the problem: Terminal Options → Terminal Width.
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eric-engberg commentedon Oct 9, 2026
Since v2.2.31 (#678, mine), "Full width minus 40" on a terminal 40 columns or narrower renders an empty line. Before that it printed the whole line, which then wrapped as in your screenshot. eric-engberg#76 caps the reserve at half the terminal, so a phone-width terminal keeps half its width; 80 columns and up are unchanged. I'll open it here once I've reviewed it.
It doesn't make the layout responsive (dropping or shortening widgets when the terminal is narrow); it only keeps the line usable. Until then, "Full width always" (the default for new setups since v2.2.30) avoids the problem: Terminal Options → Terminal Width.