[GNC] Minimum window width

[David Carlson]

Tim,

I usually run GnuCash on Ubuntu 18.04, but I use four desktops,  one for
GnuCash,  one for a web browser and password manager,  one for a pair of
spreadsheets,  and one for everything else.  While I cannot see everything
at once, it is trivial to use the task bar (or alt-tab) to switch from one
program to another.  If I need to copy text from one program to another, I
just use the clipboard.

David Carlson

On Fri, Jan 17, 2020, 5:29 PM Tim Kallmer <tkallmer at gmail.com> wrote:

> Using 3.6 on Ubuntu 19.04. Is there some setting that sets the minimum
> width the Gnucash window uses? I like to snap GC on one half of the screen
> and have a browser with my bank website on the other half while I am
> recording transactions. This works fine on my desktop with 1920x1080
> resolution. But on my laptop with with 1600x900, snapping doesn't work and
> I can only shrink the width to what seems like 860 pixels, over one-half of
> the screen, so it doesn't fit nicely, and I cannot see my full transactions
> and GC simultaneously. And it takes a bit of mouse work to adjust the
> window edges to tile them, then scroll the browser back and forth with the
> bottom slide bar. Zooming the browser out to fit makes the text small and
> difficult to read. I've been living with it, but thought I'd ask if there
> is a simple solution.
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