Wiley Young <wyeth2...@gmail.com> writes: > I'm seeing this behavior on Fedora 38. Possibly it's just some user error > again, since i'm figuring out how to use vim and git at a slightly above > novice level. :-)
Well, I think I can get an idea of what you're doing. I'm not sure, you really want to create a "minimal example" without all the surrounding bric-a-brac. Particularly, there seems to be some sort of framework, perhaps "LiveUsb1", through which both the commands and responses are filtered, which makes it really hard to track what is doing what. Also, why is there the stuff about vim? Also, you don't state explicitly what you think the error is. I assume you mean that "Press [ctrl-d] again and tab (tty 5) crashes." should not be happening. But it looks to me like you're sending ctrl-d into a shell. That, of course, is EOF, and usually tells the shell to exit. If it's a login shell, the whole login session ends. Now I don't know how pts's are managed, but they are "pseudo ttys" and I wouldn't be surprised if, when a login session on a pts ends, the pts of that session is deleted. My Fedora 34 seems to create and delete pts's as needed. Dale
