| 2021-09-14 10:22:57 |
Roland Lutz |
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I like GEDA tools in general and GSCHEM in particular, however, one annoying problem is that I cannot invoke it on a command line and specify the window geometry and placement that I would like. It would be fantastic if I could invoke GSCHEM with the following
command line. So many other linux tools support these command line switches:
> gschem -geometry 700x600+0+0
A feature like this is especially useful when a multiple monitor setup is used. One monitor can be devoted to Gschem and the other
monitor can be devoted to various terminal windows.
I hope this suggestion will be useful for others as well.
Thank you. |
Requested by Paul Bodenstab (~bobo666):
I like GEDA tools in general and GSCHEM in particular, however, one annoying problem is that I cannot invoke it on a command line and specify the window geometry and placement that I would like. It would be fantastic if I could invoke GSCHEM with the following
command line. So many other linux tools support these command line switches:
> gschem -geometry 700x600+0+0
A feature like this is especially useful when a multiple monitor setup is used. One monitor can be devoted to Gschem and the other
monitor can be devoted to various terminal windows.
I hope this suggestion will be useful for others as well.
Thank you. |
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