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$long_text""; tput cols; exec bash""
gnome-terminal --maximize --tab -t A -e "$cmd" --tab -t B -e "$cmd"


The problem that I have is that only the last tab (tab B) will initially respect the column width of 159. The first tab (tab A) uses a column width of 80. Here is a screen shot of tab A:



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And here is tab B:



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How can I output text also to tab A using 159 columns?


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