Wayne Topa wrote on Dec, 26: [...]
> > I decided to switch from xfce4-terminal to mrxvt but I can't get it to > > display > > properly ncurses-based applications, such as mutt or aptitude. The problems > > are: > > 1. Line-drawing characters, such as the ones mutt uses in threads, or > > aptitude > > to draw boxes, are displayed as boxes and other ugly-looking glyphs. > > 2. The cursor disappears when mutt or aptitude are running. [...] > > Here's my ~/.mrxvtrc: > > mrxvt.xft: true > > mrxvt.xftAntialias: true > > mrxvt.xftNomFont: true > > mrxvt.xftFont: Bitstream Vera Sans Mono > > mrxvt.xftSize: 9 > > mrxvt.scrollBar: false > Just tried mutt in mrxvt and it works fine here. > mutt 1.5.11-4 > mrxvt 0.4.1-3 So you track etch. I track sid but I downgraded mrxvt and still no joy. > I did not set up an .mrxvtrc file though... You'll be using the default font, then, whatever it is. What I notice is: when the font doesn't have the line-drawing glyphs, some terminal emulators get approximations. konsole and xfce4-terminal do that, but mrxvt doesn't seem to. Thanks for taking the time to answer ! Paulo -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
