Why does emacs start up small?
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My emacs is coming up really small, and this is how I'm launching it:
[jah@localhost ~]$ xrdb -query -all
Xcursor.size: 24
Xcursor.theme: Adwaita
Xft.antialias: 1
Xft.dpi: 96
Xft.hinting: 1
Xft.hintstyle: hintslight
Xft.rgba: rgb
[jah@localhost ~]$ emacs -q
What else besides X resources and .emacs settings could do this? This is GNOME 3 on X on CentOS 7.
emacs xorg
asked Feb 8 at 14:17
Jim HunzikerJim Hunziker
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My emacs is coming up really small, and this is how I'm launching it:
[jah@localhost ~]$ xrdb -query -all
Xcursor.size: 24
Xcursor.theme: Adwaita
Xft.antialias: 1
Xft.dpi: 96
Xft.hinting: 1
Xft.hintstyle: hintslight
Xft.rgba: rgb
[jah@localhost ~]$ emacs -q
What else besides X resources and .emacs settings could do this? This is GNOME 3 on X on CentOS 7.
emacs xorg
asked Feb 8 at 14:17
Jim HunzikerJim Hunziker
66911219
Try runningEmacs -Q. If this doesn't help, does-mmstart it as maximized? Could you post your.emacsfile?
– harrymc
Feb 11 at 20:24
emacs -Qexhibits the same behavior for me asemacs -q.emacs -Q -mmdoes, in fact, start maximized. I don't think my.emacsfile is relevant if I'm using-qor-Q, is it? Renaming it to something else also doesn't fix the problem.
– Jim Hunziker
Feb 11 at 21:36
This is one weird problem. Maybe you should uninstall emacs, search and delete all emacs folders and files, then re-install.
– harrymc
Feb 12 at 8:52
I'm going to call this my fault. I had forgotten I was running an emacs 25 that I built. There must have been something wrong with the build.
– Jim Hunziker
Feb 12 at 17:16
In this case my comment above would have probably solved the problem, so I put it up as an answer.
– harrymc
Feb 12 at 17:24
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My emacs is coming up really small, and this is how I'm launching it:
[jah@localhost ~]$ xrdb -query -all
Xcursor.size: 24
Xcursor.theme: Adwaita
Xft.antialias: 1
Xft.dpi: 96
Xft.hinting: 1
Xft.hintstyle: hintslight
Xft.rgba: rgb
[jah@localhost ~]$ emacs -q
What else besides X resources and .emacs settings could do this? This is GNOME 3 on X on CentOS 7.
emacs xorg
asked Feb 8 at 14:17
Jim HunzikerJim Hunziker
66911219
My emacs is coming up really small, and this is how I'm launching it:
[jah@localhost ~]$ xrdb -query -all
Xcursor.size: 24
Xcursor.theme: Adwaita
Xft.antialias: 1
Xft.dpi: 96
Xft.hinting: 1
Xft.hintstyle: hintslight
Xft.rgba: rgb
[jah@localhost ~]$ emacs -q
What else besides X resources and .emacs settings could do this? This is GNOME 3 on X on CentOS 7.
emacs xorg
emacs xorg
asked Feb 8 at 14:17
Jim HunzikerJim Hunziker
66911219
asked Feb 8 at 14:17
Jim HunzikerJim Hunziker
66911219
asked Feb 8 at 14:17
Jim HunzikerJim Hunziker
66911219
asked Feb 8 at 14:17
Jim HunzikerJim Hunziker
66911219
asked Feb 8 at 14:17
Jim HunzikerJim Hunziker
66911219
66911219
Try runningEmacs -Q. If this doesn't help, does-mmstart it as maximized? Could you post your.emacsfile?
– harrymc
Feb 11 at 20:24
emacs -Qexhibits the same behavior for me asemacs -q.emacs -Q -mmdoes, in fact, start maximized. I don't think my.emacsfile is relevant if I'm using-qor-Q, is it? Renaming it to something else also doesn't fix the problem.
– Jim Hunziker
Feb 11 at 21:36
This is one weird problem. Maybe you should uninstall emacs, search and delete all emacs folders and files, then re-install.
– harrymc
Feb 12 at 8:52
I'm going to call this my fault. I had forgotten I was running an emacs 25 that I built. There must have been something wrong with the build.
– Jim Hunziker
Feb 12 at 17:16
In this case my comment above would have probably solved the problem, so I put it up as an answer.
– harrymc
Feb 12 at 17:24
add a comment |
Try runningEmacs -Q. If this doesn't help, does-mmstart it as maximized? Could you post your.emacsfile?
– harrymc
Feb 11 at 20:24
emacs -Qexhibits the same behavior for me asemacs -q.emacs -Q -mmdoes, in fact, start maximized. I don't think my.emacsfile is relevant if I'm using-qor-Q, is it? Renaming it to something else also doesn't fix the problem.
– Jim Hunziker
Feb 11 at 21:36
This is one weird problem. Maybe you should uninstall emacs, search and delete all emacs folders and files, then re-install.
– harrymc
Feb 12 at 8:52
I'm going to call this my fault. I had forgotten I was running an emacs 25 that I built. There must have been something wrong with the build.
– Jim Hunziker
Feb 12 at 17:16
In this case my comment above would have probably solved the problem, so I put it up as an answer.
– harrymc
Feb 12 at 17:24
Try running
Emacs -Q. If this doesn't help, does -mm start it as maximized? Could you post your .emacs file?– harrymc
Feb 11 at 20:24
Try running
Emacs -Q. If this doesn't help, does -mm start it as maximized? Could you post your .emacs file?– harrymc
Feb 11 at 20:24
emacs -Q exhibits the same behavior for me as emacs -q. emacs -Q -mm does, in fact, start maximized. I don't think my .emacs file is relevant if I'm using -q or -Q, is it? Renaming it to something else also doesn't fix the problem.– Jim Hunziker
Feb 11 at 21:36
emacs -Q exhibits the same behavior for me as emacs -q. emacs -Q -mm does, in fact, start maximized. I don't think my .emacs file is relevant if I'm using -q or -Q, is it? Renaming it to something else also doesn't fix the problem.– Jim Hunziker
Feb 11 at 21:36
This is one weird problem. Maybe you should uninstall emacs, search and delete all emacs folders and files, then re-install.
– harrymc
Feb 12 at 8:52
This is one weird problem. Maybe you should uninstall emacs, search and delete all emacs folders and files, then re-install.
– harrymc
Feb 12 at 8:52
I'm going to call this my fault. I had forgotten I was running an emacs 25 that I built. There must have been something wrong with the build.
– Jim Hunziker
Feb 12 at 17:16
I'm going to call this my fault. I had forgotten I was running an emacs 25 that I built. There must have been something wrong with the build.
– Jim Hunziker
Feb 12 at 17:16
In this case my comment above would have probably solved the problem, so I put it up as an answer.
– harrymc
Feb 12 at 17:24
In this case my comment above would have probably solved the problem, so I put it up as an answer.
– harrymc
Feb 12 at 17:24
add a comment |
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This problem happens with a locally compiled version of emacs.
The solution to this uncommon behavior would be to uninstall emacs,
search and delete all emacs folders and files, then re-install from the repository.
answered Feb 12 at 17:23
harrymcharrymc
263k14271580
Downvoting an accepted answer. Interesting.
– harrymc
Feb 19 at 17:22
Weird - it wasn't me!
– Jim Hunziker
Feb 19 at 19:03
I don't understand why the question got a bunch of upvotes, frankly. I wanted to delete it, but I didn't want you to lose your bounty or get in trouble for deleting a question with an answer.
– Jim Hunziker
Feb 19 at 19:04
I wouldn't delete. Yes, it was your doing, but it could happen to others that do the same thing.
– harrymc
Feb 19 at 19:09
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This problem happens with a locally compiled version of emacs.
The solution to this uncommon behavior would be to uninstall emacs,
search and delete all emacs folders and files, then re-install from the repository.
answered Feb 12 at 17:23
harrymcharrymc
263k14271580
Downvoting an accepted answer. Interesting.
– harrymc
Feb 19 at 17:22
Weird - it wasn't me!
– Jim Hunziker
Feb 19 at 19:03
I don't understand why the question got a bunch of upvotes, frankly. I wanted to delete it, but I didn't want you to lose your bounty or get in trouble for deleting a question with an answer.
– Jim Hunziker
Feb 19 at 19:04
I wouldn't delete. Yes, it was your doing, but it could happen to others that do the same thing.
– harrymc
Feb 19 at 19:09
add a comment |
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+50
This problem happens with a locally compiled version of emacs.
The solution to this uncommon behavior would be to uninstall emacs,
search and delete all emacs folders and files, then re-install from the repository.
answered Feb 12 at 17:23
harrymcharrymc
263k14271580
Downvoting an accepted answer. Interesting.
– harrymc
Feb 19 at 17:22
Weird - it wasn't me!
– Jim Hunziker
Feb 19 at 19:03
I don't understand why the question got a bunch of upvotes, frankly. I wanted to delete it, but I didn't want you to lose your bounty or get in trouble for deleting a question with an answer.
– Jim Hunziker
Feb 19 at 19:04
I wouldn't delete. Yes, it was your doing, but it could happen to others that do the same thing.
– harrymc
Feb 19 at 19:09
add a comment |
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+50
This problem happens with a locally compiled version of emacs.
The solution to this uncommon behavior would be to uninstall emacs,
search and delete all emacs folders and files, then re-install from the repository.
answered Feb 12 at 17:23
harrymcharrymc
263k14271580
This problem happens with a locally compiled version of emacs.
The solution to this uncommon behavior would be to uninstall emacs,
search and delete all emacs folders and files, then re-install from the repository.
answered Feb 12 at 17:23
harrymcharrymc
263k14271580
answered Feb 12 at 17:23
harrymcharrymc
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answered Feb 12 at 17:23
harrymcharrymc
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answered Feb 12 at 17:23
harrymcharrymc
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Downvoting an accepted answer. Interesting.
– harrymc
Feb 19 at 17:22
Weird - it wasn't me!
– Jim Hunziker
Feb 19 at 19:03
I don't understand why the question got a bunch of upvotes, frankly. I wanted to delete it, but I didn't want you to lose your bounty or get in trouble for deleting a question with an answer.
– Jim Hunziker
Feb 19 at 19:04
I wouldn't delete. Yes, it was your doing, but it could happen to others that do the same thing.
– harrymc
Feb 19 at 19:09
add a comment |
Downvoting an accepted answer. Interesting.
– harrymc
Feb 19 at 17:22
Weird - it wasn't me!
– Jim Hunziker
Feb 19 at 19:03
I don't understand why the question got a bunch of upvotes, frankly. I wanted to delete it, but I didn't want you to lose your bounty or get in trouble for deleting a question with an answer.
– Jim Hunziker
Feb 19 at 19:04
I wouldn't delete. Yes, it was your doing, but it could happen to others that do the same thing.
– harrymc
Feb 19 at 19:09
Downvoting an accepted answer. Interesting.
– harrymc
Feb 19 at 17:22
Downvoting an accepted answer. Interesting.
– harrymc
Feb 19 at 17:22
Weird - it wasn't me!
– Jim Hunziker
Feb 19 at 19:03
Weird - it wasn't me!
– Jim Hunziker
Feb 19 at 19:03
I don't understand why the question got a bunch of upvotes, frankly. I wanted to delete it, but I didn't want you to lose your bounty or get in trouble for deleting a question with an answer.
– Jim Hunziker
Feb 19 at 19:04
I don't understand why the question got a bunch of upvotes, frankly. I wanted to delete it, but I didn't want you to lose your bounty or get in trouble for deleting a question with an answer.
– Jim Hunziker
Feb 19 at 19:04
I wouldn't delete. Yes, it was your doing, but it could happen to others that do the same thing.
– harrymc
Feb 19 at 19:09
I wouldn't delete. Yes, it was your doing, but it could happen to others that do the same thing.
– harrymc
Feb 19 at 19:09
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Emacs -Q. If this doesn't help, does-mmstart it as maximized? Could you post your.emacsfile?– harrymc
Feb 11 at 20:24
emacs -Qexhibits the same behavior for me asemacs -q.emacs -Q -mmdoes, in fact, start maximized. I don't think my.emacsfile is relevant if I'm using-qor-Q, is it? Renaming it to something else also doesn't fix the problem.– Jim Hunziker
Feb 11 at 21:36
This is one weird problem. Maybe you should uninstall emacs, search and delete all emacs folders and files, then re-install.
– harrymc
Feb 12 at 8:52
I'm going to call this my fault. I had forgotten I was running an emacs 25 that I built. There must have been something wrong with the build.
– Jim Hunziker
Feb 12 at 17:16
In this case my comment above would have probably solved the problem, so I put it up as an answer.
– harrymc
Feb 12 at 17:24