how to fit gnome-terminal background image to actual window size

[karesz]

Hi! I have a nice background for my gnome-terminal, but I always see only parts of it. How can I make it automatically adjust to it's size?

[karesz]

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[trinetra]

Facing same issue, if anybody have solution let us know. I am also struggling in case if I get I will post here. Thanks

[trinetra]

Hi! I have a nice background for my gnome-terminal, but I always see only parts of it. How can I make it automatically adjust to it's size?

So far what I found is that there is not specific option to fit the image according to the window size. For now I resized the image (on trail and error base) using Gimp and using it.

Any other help will be definitely appreciated. Thank you.

[VCoolio]

You may want to consider switching to rxvt-unicode terminal; it's more lightweight and according to a lot of people better than gnome-terminal. You can do what you asked with urxvt like this:

urxvt -pixmap '/path/to/image.png'

This will stretch the image to your terminal size; check the difference with

urxvt -pixmap '/path/to/image.png;geom:root'

[pythonholum]

I am able to find the package for rxvt, Is there a different one for urxvt?

[maintainie]

Would you sent a pic to explain?I need to know more then.Good luck!

[VCoolio]

I am able to find the package for rxvt, Is there a different one for urxvt?

The packagename is rxvt-unicode. The command to launch it is urxvt.