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Respect old school terminal width (79chr) #7

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crunk commented 12 months ago
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It kinda works, but the filename window is a bit too wide. Should be nice if these two sections. (that look amzingly simple) could autoscale in terms of margin and size.

There are people out there. (I know two) that don't always install/run X or a window manager on their machines. Their terminals will be 79 characters wide.

Also obscure ssh sessions that can't scale.

It kinda works, but the filename window is a bit too wide. Should be nice if these two sections. (that look amzingly simple) could autoscale in terms of margin and size. There are people out there. (I know two) that don't always install/run X or a window manager on their machines. Their terminals will be 79 characters wide. Also obscure ssh sessions that can't scale.
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