> `clear' command works.
> $TERM is linux, and xterm: I've tested in both TTYs, and X11
>
>
> $ bind -p | grep clear
> "\C-l": clear-screen
>
> I've tried to un-bind (bind -r ^L), at this moment TTY beeps on Ctrl-L
> and re-bind (bind ^L:clear-screen): no beep, just new line
>
> the terminal ca
On Tue, Nov 09, 2010 at 04:38:21AM +0100, hum...@chorion.ath.cx wrote:
> the terminal can C-l, I use it with Debian's default /bin/bash
> (3.2.39(1)-release)
> but as soon as I go to /usr/local/bin/bash (where bash4 is), it doesn't work
> any more.
It would be helpful to indicate which version o
Greg Wooledge writes:
> Crap, libncurses5-dev isn't installed.
If you have neither libncurses nor libtermap then configure will use the
included termacp.
Andreas.
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Hello,
`clear' command works.
$TERM is linux, and xterm: I've tested in both TTYs, and X11
$ bind -p | grep clear
"\C-l": clear-screen
I've tried to un-bind (bind -r ^L), at this moment TTY beeps on Ctrl-L
and re-bind (bind ^L:clear-screen): no beep, just new line
the terminal can C-l, I use i
