Romain Kang posted:
>Regarding Vidiot's complaint about bold and underline properties being
>colorized, I discovered how to get the correct behavior several months
>ago. Put this in your .Xdefaults:
>
>! RH 6.2 oddities
>XTerm*underLine: on
>XTerm*colorBDMode: off
>XTerm*colorULMode: off
Thanks
Regarding Vidiot's complaint about bold and underline properties being
colorized, I discovered how to get the correct behavior several months
ago. Put this in your .Xdefaults:
! RH 6.2 oddities
XTerm*underLine: on
XTerm*colorBDMode: off
XTerm*colorULMode: off
Regarding .inputrc, I believe the r
On 29-Aug-2000 Ward William E PHDN spoke something to the effect:
> Heh
>
> Every machine that I've upgraded to 6.2 from 6.1 now has a broken
> backspace.
> All I ever get from Backspace now is a tilde (~).
>
> I have to hit h to backspace/delete now. While the EXACT SAME
> ENVIRONMENT (li
hrc
>or .bash_profile which would have affected the backspace key. No
>custom definitions of the backspace key...
> John
The RELEASE-NOTES said that terminfo and termcap was modified to make
backspace and delete more consistant. Someone's warped idea of consistant :-)
MB
--
e-m
on the hard drives. :-) However, I *did* copy my home
directory back after I'd installed, so maybe that made a difference?
Dunno. Shouldn't have. I looked and I don't see anything in .bashrc
or .bash_profile which would have affected the backspace key. No
custom definitions of the bac
John posted:
>Well, like I said, I use bash and did a fresh install of RH 6.2 over
>my RH 6.0 and have no problems, either with xterm or command line. I
>really think it must be something to do with one of two things:
>1) you're not using BASH as your shell, but xterm uses bash by
>default(?)
I
On Tue, 29 Aug 2000, Vidiot wrote:
> John posted:
>
> >Must be something unique to the upgrade process. Unfortunately, I was
> >forced to do a fresh install as I didn't have enough room on / for
> >the temp files needed for an upgrade. Anyhow, backspace really does
> >delete the previous characte
John posted:
>Must be something unique to the upgrade process. Unfortunately, I was
>forced to do a fresh install as I didn't have enough room on / for
>the temp files needed for an upgrade. Anyhow, backspace really does
>delete the previous character for me...
The command line didn't give me pr
On Tue, 29 Aug 2000, Ward William E PHDN wrote:
> Heh
>
> Every machine that I've upgraded to 6.2 from 6.1 now has a broken backspace.
> All I ever get from Backspace now is a tilde (~).
>
> I have to hit h to backspace/delete now. While the EXACT SAME
> ENVIRONMENT (literally... I have the
000 12:23 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Backspace key
>John Aldrich wrote:
>>
>> On Sun, 27 Aug 2000, David A. De Graaf wrote:
>> > I've installed yet another RedHat 6.2 system and have again run afoul
>> > of the Great BackSpace Key Fiasco.
>>
>John Aldrich wrote:
>>
>> On Sun, 27 Aug 2000, David A. De Graaf wrote:
>> > I've installed yet another RedHat 6.2 system and have again run afoul
>> > of the Great BackSpace Key Fiasco.
>> > [snip]
>> I'm using 6.2 and here it
John Aldrich wrote:
>
> On Sun, 27 Aug 2000, David A. De Graaf wrote:
> > I've installed yet another RedHat 6.2 system and have again run afoul
> > of the Great BackSpace Key Fiasco.
> > [snip]
> I'm using 6.2 and here it only deletes the last character
>David,
>
>I've installed RH6.2 over RH6.1 over RH6.0 without getting this
>behaviour.
>
>I've also installed RH6.2 on three 'clean' HDs, again without getting
>this behaviour.
>
>What am I doing 'wrong'? ;-)
>
>Regards
>Gustav
My guess... you aren't using Xterms and VI, or you have your .Xdefaul
On Sun, Aug 27, 2000 at 11:49:15PM -0500, Vidiot wrote:
> Steve Borho posted:
>
> >I've run into the same mess. It's only broken on xterm and vi. Try
> >this:
> >
> >pc% stty erase # -v
> >
> >And add this to .Xdefaults
> >VT100*backarrowKey: true
>
> As mentioned, changing it to "XTerm
#x27;ve installed yet another RedHat 6.2 system and have again run afoul
> of the Great BackSpace Key Fiasco.
>
> This fresh-out-of-the-box system has this aggravating behaviour:
> I type a long command, but make an error. I backspace to correct it,
> but instead of removing the mi
Steve Borho posted:
>I've run into the same mess. It's only broken on xterm and vi. Try
>this:
>
>pc% stty erase # -v
>
>And add this to .Xdefaults
>VT100*backarrowKey: true
As mentioned, changing it to "XTerm*backarrowKey: true" has fixed the
problem with VI inside my XTerms.
All of t
Steve Borho posted:
>I've run into the same mess. It's only broken on xterm and vi. Try
>this:
>
>pc% stty erase # -v
It is already set for both me and root:
speed 9600 baud; line = 0;
erase = ^H;
-brkint -imaxbel
So that isn't going to help.
>And add this to .Xdefaults
>VT100*backar
On Sun, Aug 27, 2000 at 11:14:40PM -0500, Vidiot wrote:
> John responded:
>
> >On Sun, 27 Aug 2000, David A. De Graaf wrote:
> >> I've installed yet another RedHat 6.2 system and have again run afoul
> >> of the Great BackSpace Key Fiasco.
> >>
> &
John responded:
>On Sun, 27 Aug 2000, David A. De Graaf wrote:
>> I've installed yet another RedHat 6.2 system and have again run afoul
>> of the Great BackSpace Key Fiasco.
>>
>I'm using 6.2 and here it only deletes the last character.
>Perhaps your
sage -
From: David A. De Graaf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, August 27, 2000 5:47 PM
Subject: Backspace key
: This fresh-out-of-the-box system has this aggravating behaviour:
: I type a long command, but make an error. I backspace to correct it,
: but instea
On Sun, 27 Aug 2000, David A. De Graaf wrote:
> I've installed yet another RedHat 6.2 system and have again run afoul
> of the Great BackSpace Key Fiasco.
>
> This fresh-out-of-the-box system has this aggravating behaviour:
> I type a long command, but make an error. I bac
I've installed yet another RedHat 6.2 system and have again run afoul
of the Great BackSpace Key Fiasco.
This fresh-out-of-the-box system has this aggravating behaviour:
I type a long command, but make an error. I backspace to correct it,
but instead of removing the mis-typed character
y Dell XPS 300 PII system. After
> > the
> > reinstallation, I found that the backspace key no longer works in
> > netscape
> > 4.05. It works everywhere else. I am a newbie and need some help
> > figuring out
> > what I did wrong. Is it possible that this co
On Sun, 7 Jun 1998, Leston Buell wrote:
> I'm curious... ¿Where did you "choose" the US English 101 keyboard, as you
> mentioned? I'm asking, because i do a lot of work in languages other than
> English and would like to be able to easily access the Latin-1 character
> set like i can with the US
I recently had to reinstall RH50 on my Dell XPS 300 PII system. After the
reinstallation, I found that the backspace key no longer works in netscape
4.05. It works everywhere else. I am a newbie and need some help figuring out
what I did wrong. Is it possible that this could be due to
On 07-Jun-98 Paul Kersting wrote:
> I recently had to reinstall RH50 on my Dell XPS 300 PII system. After
> the
> reinstallation, I found that the backspace key no longer works in
> netscape
> 4.05. It works everywhere else. I am a newbie and need some help
> figuring out
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