On 10/15/2005, David Christensen wrote:
>Do both understand your terminal setting?
I don't see any complaints when I log into a Debian machine.
How can I troubleshoot this?
Check what your terminal type is ('echo $TERM'). It's probably 'cygwin' for
Cygwin if you're running from a command
David Christensen wrote:
[snip]
>>Do both understand your terminal setting?
>
> I don't see any complaints when I log into a Debian machine.
>
> How can I troubleshoot this?
Use "echo $TERM" on both machines and see if there is any difference.
Next, if there is no difference, try setting TERM t
Larry Hall wrote:
> Perhaps you've implied something you didn't intend
I try to run all my machines and applications -- Windows, Cygwin, Debian, etc.
-- with "official" packages and "out of the box" configurations as much as
possible. I don't believe I've messed with anything related to terminals
David Christensen wrote:
Cygwin:
When I use Cygwin to ssh into a Debian 3.1 stable ("Sarge") machine and run
"top", the newlines seem to be double-expanded -- e.g. there is a blank line
between each line of information. This problem does not occur when I ssh into a
Debian 3.0 stable ("Woody") m
Cygwin:
When I use Cygwin to ssh into a Debian 3.1 stable ("Sarge") machine and run
"top", the newlines seem to be double-expanded -- e.g. there is a blank line
between each line of information. This problem does not occur when I ssh into a
Debian 3.0 stable ("Woody") machine. This problem does
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