You are not logged in.
Offline
You use a terminal emulator that claims TERM=xterm without actually being xterm-compatible, stop using konsole and things based on it. http://invisible-island.net/ncurses/ncu … rm_generic
ncurses works fine for me.
Managing AUR repos The Right Way -- aurpublish (now a standalone tool)
Offline
ncurses works fine for me.
I've had checked all terminal emulator i have got installed (terminator,gnome-terminal,xfce4-terminal,mate-terminal,lxterminal,konsole,yakuake,tilix) and all have exactly the same issue, one thing that actually works for me is tty in rescuemode
Last edited by bartus (2017-09-18 14:35:18)
Offline
Try actual xterm, not third-party GTK or Qt clones thereof.
Mods are just community members who have the occasionally necessary option to move threads around and edit posts. -- Trilby
Offline
Try actual xterm
Chapeau bas, second to tty, xterm works also.
But still, would like to have a single terminal emulator that really works with those few packages that got screwed over.
Last edited by bartus (2017-09-18 15:11:26)
Offline
Eschwartz wrote:ncurses works fine for me.
I've had checked all terminal emulator i have got installed (terminator,gnome-terminal,xfce4-terminal,mate-terminal,lxterminal,konsole,yakuake,tilix) and all have exactly the same issue, one thing that actually works for me is tty in rescuemode
Most of those are just wrappers over vte, and will naturally have the same issues as each other.
That being said, I use a vte terminal (guake), and I will reiterate that ncurses works fine for me.
vte usually lies and says TERM=xterm -- but this is trivial to fix in your ~/.bashrc, which I did by setting it to TERM=vte instead, which is why ncurses works perfectly for me.
Also see https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/55322
tl;dr
What part of your reply made you think that what I said wasn't correct?
Managing AUR repos The Right Way -- aurpublish (now a standalone tool)
Offline
I noticed the same problem, so thanks for the explanation so far.
However, setting $TERM to vte has a quite strange effect on using CTRL-ANY_ARROW in vim. I expect the latter to move the cursor around, like w and b do, however also in insert mode. I do experience however any characters after cursor deleted and / or INSERT mode being started.
Possibly, this is not how vim is supposed to be used (and I can live without it), though I consider it strange though.
Offline
Huh, so it does. I hadn't noticed.
This would seem to be a bug in the vte terminfo file.
Managing AUR repos The Right Way -- aurpublish (now a standalone tool)
Offline