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Everything Else => Zaurus Distro Support and Discussion => Distros, Development, and Model Specific Forums => Archived Forums => Angstrom & OpenZaurus => Topic started by: iamphet on October 03, 2006, 02:43:26 am
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Is there a terminfo definition for the OZ console? I tried to keep TERM unset, set it to linux, xterm, rxvt; Midnight Commander doesn't work correctly in any case.
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Is there a terminfo definition for the OZ console? I tried to keep TERM unset, set it to linux, xterm, rxvt; Midnight Commander doesn't work correctly in any case.
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there's a line in/etc/profile setting TERM=vt100, comment that out...
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..bk..
Thanks, now it works far better, although there are some visual artifacts anyway.
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i have min set as TERM=linux (i use bootstarp with no X) and it works great with ncmpc with a config to enable color
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i have min set as TERM=linux (i use bootstarp with no X) and it works great with ncmpc with a config to enable color
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with commenting out the TERM=vt100 line in /etc/profile, TERM is set to "rxvt" by, ha, rxvt. (i use gpe) this works quite ok.
PS: for some console apps the default font size is still to big (vi for instance), so you get garbeld output when wrapping lines around. i have it set to 14, this seems small enough for vi and big enough for me ;-)
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Is there a terminfo definition for the OZ console? I tried to keep TERM unset, set it to linux, xterm, rxvt; Midnight Commander doesn't work correctly in any case.
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hmm, I set mine to "xterm" in /etc/profile and MidnightCommander works fine, also Kismet runs in color as well.
Cheers
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hmm, I set mine to "xterm" in /etc/profile and MidnightCommander works fine, also Kismet runs in color as well.
Cheers
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hm, i think "xterm" vs "rxvt" doesn't quite make a difference...