Note that you can get 'properly' sized consoles using 'lxc-console'. The
console you get from lxc-start is special, for instance you can also dump
it to a file with -c. If you don't want the initial console at all, you
can avoid taking up your terminal by doing 'lxc-start -n container -d' to
detach the original console, then 'lxc-console -n container' to get a
properly sized console.
The sizing behavior has always been as you describe. I'm not sure whether
to consider it a bug or not - we should discuss it with upstream. In the
meantime, I'll mark this bug confirmed and wishlist priority, so we don't
forget about it.
Thanks for reporting this bug.
Note that you can get 'properly' sized consoles using 'lxc-console'. The
console you get from lxc-start is special, for instance you can also dump
it to a file with -c. If you don't want the initial console at all, you
can avoid taking up your terminal by doing 'lxc-start -n container -d' to
detach the original console, then 'lxc-console -n container' to get a
properly sized console.
The sizing behavior has always been as you describe. I'm not sure whether
to consider it a bug or not - we should discuss it with upstream. In the
meantime, I'll mark this bug confirmed and wishlist priority, so we don't
forget about it.