> Thanks for the "organizational" tip.. Sounds like a smart way to
> categorize one's activities and I'll give it a shot asap.
you're welcome !
> Are you using a system (or some peculiar connection context..) where you
> cannot use multiple consoles/xterms.. or am I missing something..?
so the
Michael,
Bingo -- you hit the nail on the head.
FreeBSD termcap (both 4.x and 5.x) contain the official xterm
declarations from Thomas Dickey. So, things there are adhering to
the man who knows best. However, all of them end up eventually
pointing to xterm-basic, which contains 'Co#8:pa#64'.
S
Marc Chantreux wrote:
Hi all,
I'm working on 2 Sessions :
- one named I that runs my internet programs ( irc, mail , newsgroups )
- one named W that runs the programs i need for work ( zsh , vi , ... )
to switch from I to W, i c-aD and run screen -RDS W. is there a way to
do it faster ?
another w
On Wed, May 18, 2005 at 03:47:58PM -0700, 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. :-)
>
> I'll repeat myself: using TERM=xterm works fine outside of screen,
> yadda yadda. I've even bot
Hi all,
I'm working on 2 Sessions :
- one named I that runs my internet programs ( irc, mail , newsgroups )
- one named W that runs the programs i need for work ( zsh , vi , ... )
to switch from I to W, i c-aD and run screen -RDS W. is there a way to
do it faster ?
another way to resolve my pro
