thats just how it is ..it depends on what "xterm" you use, I use
gnome-terminal(used to use kvt) and don't have a problem. This SGI Indy
I'm on set's it's default terminal to iris-ansi. Slackware (3.2
anyways) had in the /etc/profile a detection routine for terminal type and
if it failed detectio
*- On 23 Dec, Andrew J.F. Clark wrote about "TERM=xterm-debian"
> Whenever I use ssh (I'm not sure about telnet) to connect to the
> slakware boxes at work through an xterm or rxvt and try to use pine and
> pico etc, I get an error about unknown terminal xterm-debian (or rx
"Andrew J.F. Clark" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
| Whenever I use ssh (I'm not sure about telnet) to connect to the
| slakware boxes at work through an xterm or rxvt and try to use pine and
| pico etc, I get an error about unknown terminal xterm-debian (or rxvt).
| I can solve this by export TERM=x
Whenever I use ssh (I'm not sure about telnet) to connect to the
slakware boxes at work through an xterm or rxvt and try to use pine and
pico etc, I get an error about unknown terminal xterm-debian (or rxvt).
I can solve this by export TERM=xterm, but I'm just wondering if there
is any particular
From the X-Strikeforce (debian port) page
(http://www.debian.org/~branden/) heading xterm and the keyboard.
xterm and the keyboard
Debian has modified the key translations that xterm uses to make its
behavior more consistent with the Linux virtual
console. This has been achieved by setting th
*- On 19 Aug, Andy Spiegl wrote about "TERM=xterm-debian and other
distributions"
> Hi!
>
> Everytime I log into a non Debian system I have to set the
> TERM variable to xterm or vt100 manually, because the system
> doesn't know "xterm-debian" of course
&g
Hi!
Everytime I log into a non Debian system I have to set the
TERM variable to xterm or vt100 manually, because the system
doesn't know "xterm-debian" of course
I don't think this was intended, so I guess I must be missing
something. Or how do you guys deal with that?
Thanks,
Andy.
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When I use vi as root, it works as expected, but when I use is as
myself,
rjw, I get:
$ vi a_msg
vi: xterm-debian: unknown terminal type
$
It doesn't work with "export TWRM=vt100" or "export TERM=xterm" either.
Where have I gone wrong?
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Ralph Winslow
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