When running the 'clear' command or other commands which add newlines to the output, guake scrolls up or down while hidden. For example, try running the 'clear' command, hiding guake, then showing guake again. The terminal prompt is no longer visible until you press a key, when it scrolls back into view. This only happens in fullscreen for me.
I don't have this on latest sources can you confirm?
I can't confirm at the moment because I don't have access to a Linux computer, but I will post here as soon as I can.
I've commented https://github.com/Guake/guake/issues/438#issuecomment-69570644 - but actually this is issue is what I'm facing now.
Env: fedora21, x64, all updates(kernel 3.17.8, mesa10.4 Intel HD Graphics(haswell), gnome shell 3.14.3, guake 0.5.0)
[I had the same issue with Ubuntu 14.10 kernel 3.18.1 mesa10.5 gs 3.14.3 guake 0.6.0]
when hide/show fullscreen guake scrolls up one line all the time.



that's wierd...
Yep. How could I investigate it? To see which variables is used or smth?
I wonder if this doesn't comes from python-vte which reach weirdly on some even. The code is in python and pretty easy to read, there are already some debug code, maybe you can add current top line number to see when it changes.... I don't have this issue on my system (ubuntu)...
can't find phyton-vte in fedora, though this issue was on ubuntu also, as I mentioned.
apt-get install python-vte
if you use guake, you have this packet installed on your system (it's a dependency)
yes, there is dependency called vte, but with no python files:
/usr/lib64/libvte.so.9
/usr/lib64/libvte.so.9.2800.2
/usr/lib64/python2.7/site-packages/gtk-2.0
/usr/lib64/python2.7/site-packages/gtk-2.0/vtemodule.so
/usr/lib64/vte
/usr/lib64/vte/gnome-pty-helper

^ if I set this option (slightly set to left) then works fine, but if I set this option a bit more (slightly to right) then things are messed up as mentioned above.
I can confirm this issue with guake 0.5.2-1 on archlinux using gnome. This happens only when main window height is set at 100%.
It's also the case in fullscreen mode, it can become a real problem with vim which crashes after few hide/show
I have the same issue in archlinu with gnome.
I can confirm this issue in guake 0.7.0 on Ubuntu 14.10 x64. After clearing terminal then hide and show it gives empty terminal. Prompt is usually few lines up. But I don't have it when using fullscreen. I use guake 100% height and 100% width. Then I have it.
I have the same @Vizzard with Ubuntu 15.04 x64 and guake 0.7.0. When I set 97% for height it does not scrolls up, though. But width is set to 100% and it does not scales properly.
For some reason I now have this problem after upgrading form Xubuntu 14.04 to 16.04
Guake is the same version 0.8.7
It is at least temporarily fixed after fiddling with main window height und fullscreen settings.
I will keep an eye on this.
any workaround?
I'm having this issue too.
Scolling with my touchpad seems to scroll through the previous commands instead of the previous stdout output.
The terminal receiving funny characters over for example serial seems to
also do it in.
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I have the same issue using xubuntu 16.04.
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having same issue
yes, we are rewriting everything !
@Stibbons when approximately we can expect the release of rewritten guake? Thanks!
I hope in next 4-6 month. Main window is already finished, we need to implement settings & menus.
@mouseratti Cool, sounds great! Do you need some help, I am Python developer myself, but mainly work with Django though.
yes, we need. I'm going to create couple of subtasks this week. You can get some.
Ok. Could you pint me out these subtasks after you create them and I will fork and implement.
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yes, we are rewriting everything !