On Sun, Dec 13, 2020 at 11:49:39PM +0000, James Youngman wrote: > This version of fuse-gtk running on this machine worked OK earlier > today. I do not know what changed. I didn't change any settings > AFAIK. The behaviour seems unaffected by any choice of command-line > options.
Did you try removing ~/.fuserc ? > I'm using a tiling window manager (i3) on a 3840x1600 display. > If I enlarge the neighbouring window to increase the size of the > (only) other window by about 50%, the "fuse" window gets smaller (of > course) but then the usual display of the Spectrum's sceen appears! > > Changing the width of the window seems to have no effect either way, > but the largest height it seems to work at is about 1134 pixels; if > I enlarge it above that the Spectrum display goes away again. I cannot really tell from your description, but in general Fuse is known to have problems with setting the right window size (there are problems on Wayland because of that). I suspect that the tiling window manager is trying to force Fuse to have a window size that it cannot handle properly. The problem is that Fuse does not support arbitrary window sizes. What it does is provide a few scalers (double size, triple size) and tries to force the window size to the closest available scaler. That works fine with "small" resolutions (with the 3x scaler the height of the Spectrum screen is 240x3 = 720), but that's too small for your display. There are patches to allow Fuse to scale the windows arbitrarily, maybe that would solve your problem: https://sourceforge.net/p/fuse-emulator/feature-requests/135/ But I need to check the status of that work and discuss it with the Fuse development team. Berto
