Hi, I still have a lot of legacy files from my slackware past, which do not go well with "the debian way". I use them as long as they don't cause problems and modify them when I find out that they have drawbacks. One such file involved the command: xterm -cu -geometry 100x39+0+0 -bg cornsilk -sb -sl 500 -ms blue1 -xrm 'xterm*pointerShape: hand2' -title "Hebfont Xterm" -fn '-etl-fixed-medium-r-normal--24-240-72-72-c-120-iso8859-8' & I won't explain why, -debian users will guess readily and for others it is not interesting- it's better to store all the options in the .Xresources files, and just use xterm from the debian menu. Except for the -cu option (according to the xterm man page its effect is to avoid a bug of xterm), I found all the equivalent options for the .Xresources file. In the limited testing I made, despite omitting this option I don't see the bug mentioned in the man page. Is the -cu obsolete ? And if not, what option should I invoke in Xresources ? Thanks, Avraham
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