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I draw a single figure on a A4 page and export to SVG. I then open the SVG in Inkscape and resize the document bounds to the extents of the drawing. It would be nice if Inkscape didn't need to be involved.
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TUI window too small
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The TUI window takes less than half of vertical space, losing information. For example, on the Memory tab, only first six banks are visible, plus the header of bank 7 (and there's apparently no way to scroll down).
The window also doesn't take the full horizontal space; in this case the text is not lost but spills into frames and wraps around onto the le
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The canvas resizing feature lets me manually type in the size of the canvas in pixels. It would be useful to have a function/button to set this to the available window space, i.e. the size of the window minus all the toolbars. This would allow me to immediately use the most of my screen sp
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Would it be possible to have Peek automatically start the render after capture, saving it using the default filepath it already uses?