But here is the solution:
Try this...(note: this was written using VLC 2.0.5, but it should also apply to 2.0.7)
- In VLC, click Tools ► Preferences
- In the bottom left, for "Show Settings", click Simple (it might already be selected).
- At the top left, make sure "Interface" is selected (it should be).
- On the right side, for "Look & Feel", uncheck...
- [ ] Resize interface to video size
- [■] Integrate video in interface
- Click Save
- Manually re-size the VLC window to the size you want.
- Close VLC to commit the pref change & window resize.
- Run VLC, play some files & report if that's what you want.
It might be useful to my future self, and as I'm not sure where vlc saves its config, I might have to redo it in my future installs. (FYI, the config is saved in ~/.config/vlc/vlcrc, and the info is there, so just carry that file with your dotfiles and you should be fine).
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Do you have a similar trick for gvim? I always have to split and unsplit a frame before the bottom bar gets the right size, then do it again after :tabediting a new buffer.
yes, when using ratpoison and gvim, somehow the window sizes are not synched in the beginning.
You can solve it by adding:
set guiheadroom=0
to your .vimrc
Hope this helps.
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