From Bugzilla Helper: User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.0; en-US; rv:1.4.1) Gecko/20031008 Description of problem: open new term window create some content ( ls -lR ) so that content for about 3 times the actual windows height is present ( the scroll bar is about the third of the window height ) enlarge the window vertically to add about 5 lines of text the new space appears a empty lines at the bottom click on the scroll bar and very slowly start to move it upwards The moment the move is detected , the window content jumps down, so the new empty lines are not visible any more. If you move the scroll bar up and down, you can not get back the original state with the 5 empty lines at the bottom. The correct picture appears if the user presses a key ( like space ). Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): gnome-terminal-2.4.0.1-1 How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. open new terminal window 2. create some content ( eg. by running ls -lR ) until content for about 3 times the actual window height is present ( the scroll bar is about the third of the window height ) 3. enlarge the window vertically to add about 5 lines of text (the new space appears a empty lines at the bottom of the window) 4. click on the scroll bar and very slowly start to move it upwards Actual Results: The moment the move is detected , the window content jumps down, so the new empty lines are not visible any more. If you move the scroll bar up and down, you can not get back the original state with the 5 empty lines at the bottom, only to the position where the last non-empty line is at the bottom. The correct picture appears if the user presses a key ( like space ), then the window content "jumps" to the original state, with the empty lines at the bottom displayed. Expected Results: normal scrolling of the window content, without special behavior for the last few empty lines. Additional info:
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