Jeremy Chadwick wrote:
> Using TERM=xterm-256color does not fix it, as expected, as I believe
> the problem to be with screen and not the environment.
Itâs definitely a problem with your environment; 256 colors works fine
for me,
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Using TERM=xterm-256color does not fix it, as expected, as I believe
the problem to be with screen and not the environment. :-)
I'll repeat myself: using TERM=xterm works fine outside of screen,
yadda yadda. I've even bothered to try some custom .screenrc hacks
using termcapinfo, thinking some o
Jeremy Chadwick wrote:
> I built screen with #define COLORS256, and sad to say, screen continues
> to filter out appropriate escape codes.
> The problem is not with my termcap, screenrc (global or $HOME), or
> otherwise, as I can use 256colors2.pl just fine with TERM=xterm
> while outside of scr
Michael,
I built screen with #define COLORS256, and sad to say, screen continues
to filter out appropriate escape codes.
The problem is not with my termcap, screenrc (global or $HOME), or
otherwise, as I can use 256colors2.pl just fine with TERM=xterm
while outside of screen. When run inside of
