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after a while using mc, i notice this strange problem to appear when i execute a command from the mc command line at the bottom like du, or ls...
/downloads/New/Torrents/[isoHunt] Married.With.Children.S09.DVDRip.XviD-SAiNTS.torrent: line 2: `BÕ¶ÄýûñÎÂ-((ÔOÚñT¾9Ì
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P⎼␊⎽⎽ ▒┼≤ ┐␊≤ ├⎺ ␌⎺┼├␋┼┤␊...
[▒┌␊≤⎽␌▒@▒┌␊≤⎽␌▒ T⎺⎼⎼␊┼├⎽]$ └┴ \[␋⎽⎺H┤┼├\]\ M▒⎼⎼␋␊␍.W␋├.→␋┌␍⎼␊┼.S09.←V←R␋⎻.X┴␋←-S↑␋NTS.├⎺⎼⎼␊┼├ /␍⎺┬┼┌⎺▒␍⎽/N␊┬/T⎺⎼⎼␊┼├⎽/├⎺⎼⎼␊┼├⎽┼␊┬/\[␋⎽⎺H┤┼├\]\ M▒⎼⎼␋␊␍.W␋├.→␋┌␍⎼␊┼.S09.←V←R␋⎻.X┴␋←-S↑␋NTS.├⎺⎼⎼␊┼├
P⎼␊⎽⎽ ▒┼≤ ┐␊≤ ├⎺ ␌⎺┼├␋┼┤␊...
[▒┌␊≤⎽␌▒@▒┌␊≤⎽␌▒ T⎺⎼⎼␊┼├⎽]$ ␍┤
32 ./├⎺⎼⎼␊┼├⎽┼␊┬
4528 .
P⎼␊⎽⎽ ▒┼≤ ┐␊≤ ├⎺ ␌⎺┼├␋┼┤␊...
Its weird, because i use mc quite a lot and just notice this, maybe a -syu?
Perfection is achieved, not when there is nothing more to add, but when there is nothing left to take away.
-- Antoine de Saint-Exupery
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mc is buggy as hell.
use a lot less buggy and fixed (and I think is currently being on maintenance) version:
sudo pacman -S mc-mp
The objectives of this MC fork:
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well i try it... but it mess with my background colors and don't have mouse support, it seems better, but cant sacrifice the colors or the mouse support but how do you tag files for example? :S its true it seems more stable, but how do you know how to change the background colors?
Perfection is achieved, not when there is nothing more to add, but when there is nothing left to take away.
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Looking at the man page it says:
The Midnight Commander provides a way to change the default colors.
Currently the colors are configured using the environment variable
MC_COLOR_TABLE or the Colors section in the initialization file.
In the Colors section, the default color map is loaded from the
base_color variable. You can specify an alternate color map for a ter‐
minal by using the terminal name as the key in this section. Example:
[Colors]
base_color=
xterm=menu=magenta:marked=,magenta:markselect=,red
The format for the color definition is:
<keyword>=<foregroundcolor>,<backgroundcolor>:<keyword>= ...
The colors are optional, and the keywords are: normal, selected,
marked, markselect, errors, input, reverse menu, menusel, menuhot,
menuhotsel, gauge; the dialog colors are: dnormal, dfocus, dhotnormal,
dhotfocus; Help colors are: helpnormal, helpitalic, helpbold, helplink,
helpslink; Viewer color is: viewunderline; Special highlighting mode:
executable, directory, link, device, special.
The dialog boxes use the following colors: dnormal is used for the nor‐
mal text, dfocus is the color used for the currently selected compo‐
nent, dhotnormal is the color used to differentiate the hotkey color in
normal components, whereas the dhotfocus color is used for the high‐
lighted color in the currently selected component.
Menus use the same scheme but uses the menu, menusel, menuhot and
menuhotsel tags instead.
Help uses the following colors: helpnormal is used for normal text,
helpitalic is used for text which is emphasized in italic in the manual
page, helpbold is used for text which is emphasized in bold in the man‐
ual page, helplink is used for not selected hyperlinks and helpslink is
used for selected hyperlink.
gauge determines color of filled part of the progress bar (gauge),
which shows how many percent of files were copied etc. in a graphical
way.
For file type highlighting mode directory specifies the color in which
directories are shown; executable for executable files; link is used to
represent links; device for character and block devices; special is for
special files, such as FIFO and IPC sockets; core is for core files
(see also the option highlight_mode at the section on Special Set‐
tings).
The possible colors are: black, gray, red, brightred, green, bright‐
green, brown, yellow, blue, brightblue, magenta, brightmagenta, cyan,
brightcyan, lightgray and white.
Also,
Insert, C-t. To tag files you may use the Insert key (the kich1 terminfo
sequence) or the C-t (Control-t) sequence. To untag files, just retag a tagged
file.
Well, read the man page, there are various options to set.
good luck!
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Remember, when your terminal gets scrambled by some program, press ENTER a couple of times to get to a new shell line and type "reset" (probably you'll have to type 'in the dark' since you are getting scrambled chars). This will reset completely your TTY without logging you off.
Last edited by IndioColifa (2008-04-09 02:49:57)
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