> [...] the switch to slang did not fix nor help the 256-color
> ANSI-display issue.
Issue filed as ticket #3631: http://dev.mutt.org/trac/ticket/3631
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Patrice Levesque
http://ptaff.ca/
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>>> Is your mutt compiled with ncurses or slang? I experienced that mutt
>>> can handle ANSI code better if it's compiled with slang ...
Unfortunately, though your ebuild works fine in other regards, the
switch to slang did not fix nor help the 256-color ANSI-display issue.
Thanks for trying.
Sh
* Patrice Levesque [2013-01-20 22:14]:
Is your mutt compiled with ncurses or slang? I experienced that mutt
can handle ANSI code better if it's compiled with slang ...
ncurses; the official gentoo ebuild does not give any compilation flag
to switch between slang and ncurses (plus the gentoo pa
> Is your mutt compiled with ncurses or slang? I experienced that mutt
> can handle ANSI code better if it's compiled with slang ...
ncurses; the official gentoo ebuild does not give any compilation flag
to switch between slang and ncurses (plus the gentoo patchset seems to
assume ncurses is sel
* Patrice Levesque [2013-01-20 16:33]:
I'm happily using gentoo's mutt-1.5.21 with a 256-color terminal,
mostly under tmux. My mutt colorscheme uses 256 colors and they are
showed perfectly.
I'd like to display image previews using unicode block characters,
in the mutt pager, using something l
Hi.
I'm happily using gentoo's mutt-1.5.21 with a 256-color terminal,
mostly under tmux. My mutt colorscheme uses 256 colors and they are
showed perfectly.
I'd like to display image previews using unicode block characters,
in the mutt pager, using somethi
