Mr. Darwin G. (D G) Adams wrote:
> I am installing GNU Screen, not as root, but as a user.
> How do I configure it to keep from writing to directories like
> "/usr/local"?
>
> I perform the ./configure --prefix=$MY_HOME/mysubdir
>
> I still get some errors writing to global directories.
What are
I am installing GNU Screen, not as root, but as a user.
How do I configure it to keep from writing to directories like "/usr/local"?
I perform the ./configure --prefix=$MY_HOME/mysubdir
I still get some errors writing to global directories.
Thanks.
Hi all,
Within the copy mode, I'd like to bind page-up to M-v and page-down to
C-v similar to the bindings in emacs. Is this possible?
Thanks,
Matt.
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Hi There Again
Not sure if this list is still working but i have been playing around a bit
and found part of the problem.
Progress has it's own termcap definitions in a file called protermcap. The
following is defined for vt220:
:GS=^N:\
:GE=^O:\
:G1=k:\
:G2=l:\
