A more general solution should be use the pccon terminal type (or pccon0 if you
have a screen with more than 25 lines) (see /etc/termcap for descriptions).
They
provide acs (or ascii line drawing for pccon0) and color.
Here in my T410 I have put this in .profile:
[ -z $TMUX] && [ -z $DISPLAY ]
On Thu 15/05, Nicholas Marriott wrote:
> Looks like VGA console doesn't support the characters wscons tries to
> use for ACS, at least not with an ISO font encoding and I can't see if
> it's possible to change it to an IBM font.
>
> I suspect nuking acsc with terminal-overrides is the best you're
Looks like VGA console doesn't support the characters wscons tries to
use for ACS, at least not with an ISO font encoding and I can't see if
it's possible to change it to an IBM font.
I suspect nuking acsc with terminal-overrides is the best you're going
to be able to do.
On Thu, May 15, 2014 at
On Wed 14/05, Alessandro DE LAURENZIS wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm trying to configure tmux on OBSD 5.5 in console (no X11).
> My laptop is a Thinkpad R61 equipped with an Intel GM965 video card, so
> I'm in KMS mode, if that matters.
>
> The problem is that when I split a windows in two or more panes
Hello,
I'm trying to configure tmux on OBSD 5.5 in console (no X11).
My laptop is a Thinkpad R61 equipped with an Intel GM965 video card, so
I'm in KMS mode, if that matters.
The problem is that when I split a windows in two or more panes, the
separators are "" characters, both horizontal
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