Re: Xterm, Mutt, and color

1999-03-08 Thread Anonymous
>On Sat, Mar 06, 1999 at 04:56:52PM -0500 Rob Reid wrote: > rxvt. It even takes less memory than xterm. There are a lot of > variants of rxvt out there, but rxvt is a good place to start, and you > probably already have it. Can anyone give me a pointer to where I can pick up a version for SunOS

Re: Xterm, Mutt, and color

1999-03-06 Thread Anonymous
On Sat, Mar 06, 1999 at 16:06 (+), [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > What is a good Xterm to use so the color works with Mutt. The color > support is nice under the Linux virtual consoles, but I work mostly in > X. I use rxvt, mutt compiled with slang, and make sure $COLORTERM=rxvt. Of course, YM

Re: Xterm, Mutt, and color

1999-03-06 Thread Anonymous
On Sat, Mar 06, 1999 at 04:06:15PM +, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > What is a good Xterm to use so the color works with Mutt. The color > support is nice under the Linux virtual consoles, but I work mostly in > X. > > Thanx > Jeff I have several xterm variants (xterm, color_xterm, hanterm) r

Re: Xterm, Mutt, and color

1999-03-06 Thread Anonymous
At 11:06 AM EST on March 6 [EMAIL PROTECTED] sent off: > What is a good Xterm to use so the color works with Mutt. The color > support is nice under the Linux virtual consoles, but I work mostly in > X. rxvt. It even takes less memory than xterm. There are a lot of variants of rxvt out there,

Xterm, Mutt, and color

1999-03-06 Thread Anonymous
What is a good Xterm to use so the color works with Mutt. The color support is nice under the Linux virtual consoles, but I work mostly in X. Thanx Jeff