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expanding standard terminal size
what is the Ksh syntax to expand/change the geometry of the running terminal window?

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under solaris there is an command named "resize".

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`find /* -name resize` did not return anything. I am running limited Solaris 9
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/usr/openwin/bin/resize
It's not in that directory. What is the specific pkg ?

Is there another utility besides 'resize'?
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It's not in that directory. What is the specific pkg ?

Is there another utility besides 'resize'?
install the SUNWxall cluster during installation of solaris... don't know which package for resize has to be installed.... but openwin should be the cde environment....
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install the SUNWxall cluster during installation of solaris... don't know which package for resize has to be installed.... but openwin should be the cde environment....
I wish I could, but due to security reasons, I'm limited to what I have.
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