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Terminal column count is limited on new instances #4407
However, if you right click and Maximize View, then to that again to return to the original size, the column count wraps at the edge correctly. This needs to be done for every new terminal instance.
Do you also see it on windows 11?
Because i dont see this happening on Windows 11.
I tried on below environment Eclipse SDK Version: 2026-12 (4.42), Build id: I20261002-2300, OS: Windows 11, v.10.0, x86_64 / win32, Java vendor: Oracle Corporation, Java runtime version: 26+35-2893, Java version: 26
Do i have to follow a certain sequence of steps to be able to recreate the problem?
Please share us on the above info so that we could try to reproduce the problem and investigate further? Thanks alot.
I don't use Windows 11 so I don't know what happens there, I see it on Windows 10.
For example, starting the Wildfly application server:
You can see that only part of the console is used. After maximizing twice, the lines fit the right width, but only those that were on the screen. The ones above stayed short.
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deepika-u commentedon Oct 5, 2026
@nlisker
Because i dont see this happening on Windows 11.
I tried on below environment
Eclipse SDK Version: 2026-12 (4.42), Build id: I20261002-2300, OS: Windows 11, v.10.0, x86_64 / win32, Java vendor: Oracle Corporation, Java runtime version: 26+35-2893, Java version: 26Please share us on the above info so that we could try to reproduce the problem and investigate further? Thanks alot.
nlisker commentedon Oct 6, 2026
I don't use Windows 11 so I don't know what happens there, I see it on Windows 10.
For example, starting the Wildfly application server:

You can see that only part of the console is used. After maximizing twice, the lines fit the right width, but only those that were on the screen. The ones above stayed short.