Personally I would love it if it was possible to resize the quake window by dragging the window borders.
I currently have my window-height percentage at 40%, which works for most tasks,
but sometimes I'd like to have documentation open in the browser, while running commands, in which case I'd rather have the quake window be less tall.
Or sometimes I'm editing a long text file, in which case I'd rather have a taller quake window.
Currently it's pretty cumbersome to go to preferences -> quake -> window height, especially if the option 'hide toolbar of the window' option is turned on, in that case you have to click on the dropdown next to the terminal title -> profiles -> edit profile to open the option window, adding even more clicks.
Perhaps it would be possible to add an option to allow resizing of the quake window? Perhaps in that case the height percentage slider can still be used as an initial height setting.
Personally I would love it if it was possible to resize the quake window by dragging the window borders.
I currently have my window-height percentage at 40%, which works for most tasks,
but sometimes I'd like to have documentation open in the browser, while running commands, in which case I'd rather have the quake window be less tall.
Or sometimes I'm editing a long text file, in which case I'd rather have a taller quake window.
Currently it's pretty cumbersome to go to preferences -> quake -> window height, especially if the option 'hide toolbar of the window' option is turned on, in that case you have to click on the dropdown next to the terminal title -> profiles -> edit profile to open the option window, adding even more clicks.
Perhaps it would be possible to add an option to allow resizing of the quake window? Perhaps in that case the height percentage slider can still be used as an initial height setting.