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When I start up pudb, it becomes a useable mess. Most of the windows are ten-twenty characters big. Every window is scrunched up against the left. Even the help window is all scrunched up and so unreadable.

How can I adjust these parameters? The distro is Linux Mint.

Mouse.The.Lucky.Dog
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    If you type "?" it will show you a menu with all keybinds. If I'm not mistaken, the keys "[" and "]" adjust a section (ex: variables) relative size. The keys "+" and "-" can also be used. If you could provide a screenshot, we would have a better understanding of what's going on. – renatov Feb 26 '14 at 04:23

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Apparently Mint has problems with default fonts for Terminal. Pudb has user interface with windows created from characters so it relies on a terminal font which is not a proportional one. You need a font like monospace or courier. You have probably the same behavior for other console programs with this type of GUI, e.g. Midnight Commander so it's not pudb specific. See this: http://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?f=90&t=136496

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