Description of problem: When scrolling a terminal up and then down again, all with the mouse wheel, it is not possible to restore the old state. The last line cannot be reached. Once a key is pressed the screen adjusts correctly but this is not possible with the mouse. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): gnome-terminal-2.18.0-1.fc7.x86_64 How reproducible: always if it happens Steps to Reproduce: 1.I see it mostly (always?) with a terminal with an ssh session. Have shell prompt in last line of the terminal 2.scroll up with mouse wheel. Just one click is sufficient 3.scroll back as far down as possible Actual results: last line(s) are not reached. Sometimes it's more than one line Expected results: Completely back to the end of the scroll buffer. Additional info:
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