Login shell greater than screen
 

Hi,

My login shell is a bit greater than the screen itself.
Is there a way to adapt the size of the login shell to the screen size?

I already tried the resize command, but if I do
then the command times out and nothing happened.

Which distro version are you running? Which shell?

Can you post a screenshot (or photo of the screen)?

I'm using Arch Linux with Bash.
I can't do screenshots at the login shell.

Do a ' stty -a ', note the columns and rows numbers, then adjust

do the letters look blurred?
i suspect this might have something to do with graphics driver and monitor resolution.
in that case, the output of
might be helpful, plus the command line you are booting with (from /boot/grub/grub.cfg).

Another of my wild guesses, if you have a desktop with a monitor, you may have to use the lcd monitor auto-adjust or other monitor screen adjustments. I have to auto-adjust the monitor on a fedora 23 desktop periodically.

stty command is working for me.
But how to save the settings for next boot?

If using bash as login shell, add your setting (' stty cols ... rows ... ') in your ~/.bash_profile file (create it if it doesn't exist)
For other shell, check the corresponding man page

Yes, this solved my problem.
Thank you.