Bruno Haible via Bug reports for the GNU Hurd, le mar. 14 janv. 2025 00:38:45 +0100, a ecrit: > In Hurd 2024 many lines (especially before and after a bash prompt) > contain > ?2024h > or > ?2024l > > Which piece of software is causing this output, and how can I turn it off?
It seems to happen only on newly-installed debian systems, as I'm not getting them on my old installations. I guess bash/libtinfo try to be too smart and end up producing escapes sequences that are not actually defined in the term definition: TERM=mach-gnu-color infocmp doesn't show anything that looks like \E?2024h If you export TERM=dumb, that disappears, so it's really related to terminal sequences. Even TERM=vt100 produces it, it really looks like something in bash/libtinfo is inventing escape sequences. Samuel
