dy has and log it to a file
(easy?) or to the screen that's making the query (hard?),
rather than building the window chooser interface.
I thank you for your time and consideration.
- Tor
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Hi All,
I have been hacking Gnu Screen to add support for alt keys, and it may
add some value to Screen, please check the attached patch and let me
know what you think. Notice that the patch was based on the v.4.9.0
tag, but it should work in the master branch since the modified files
have not bee
I am excited about the upcoming 5.0 release of GNU Screen, so I built it
from git (commit 4c788308) to help with bug testing. Here's my report
after using it heavily for a couple of days:
Most things work fine. In particular, I have been able to use the two
new features that I am most excited abo
Hi, when I switched to xterm-direct for running Emacs, I noticed that it does
not work correctly under trunk of screen with "truecolor on", with all the
colors being shifted like blue instead of green and so on, if I set TERM to
xterm-direct inside screen.
Reason for that is, official ANSI Esc
Dear maintainers of screen
Today I wanted to connect two machines using screen:
machine1> screen /dev/ttyS0
machine2> screen /dev/ttyUSB0
The problem about it is that \n does not go to the beginning of a new
line but merely one line below without carriage return. I have tried to
set onlcr
directly (from systemctl), but
that is, obviously, insecure.
Ultimately, what you're seeing is an issue with canonical processing.
The "host" of the connection usually "echos" back each character sent to it.
On Tue, May 24, 2022 at 5:57 PM Elmar Stellnberger via screen-d
temctl), but
that is, obviously, insecure.
Ultimately, what you're seeing is an issue with canonical processing.
The "host" of the connection usually "echos" back each character sent
to it.
On Tue, May 24, 2022 at 5:57 PM Elmar Stellnberger via screen-devel
mailto:scr
GNU Emacs 28.1 has broken colors when opened in a screen session with the
COLORTERM environment variable set to COLORTERM=truecolor.
To reproduce:
1. Open a terminal that supports 24-bit color (e.g. GNOME Terminal)
2. Run export COLORTERM=truecolor (this is already set by default in many
terminal
I'd like an easier way to access the scrollback (copy) buffer with the
mouse.
Many terminal windows support vt220 mouse codes which include
pointing, clicking, and scrolling with the scroll wheel.
I'd like to see Screen use this feature to allow easy access to the
copy buffer.
The terminal windo
Hi,
On Debian12 on DWM with ST terminal install by git.suckless.org there is
a freeze at program start. Maybe something is missing on my system.
In tty or in xterm in DWM, screen works normally.
I couldn't find anything on the net.
Thank you for keeping me informed.
Best regards
--
Stéphane OR
Hi,
Sorry, I forgot to declare St in the screenrc.
Best regards
Le 06/08/23 23:35, Stéphane ORTEGA a écrit :
> Hi,
>
> On Debian12 on DWM with ST terminal install by git.suckless.org there is
> a freeze at program start. Maybe something is missing on my system.
>
> In tty or in xterm in DWM,
Screen is pretty much unused today, but I find it useful in lieu of using
terminals instead of firing up X2Go or whatever.
I wanted to add the ability to scroll with the mouse, and maybe a few other
options, like reporting the last time a character was received at the terminal
(to detect hangs),
tmux has mouse scrolling and more if you want to switch.
I wouldn't say screen is unused today, lots of people still use it!
-- Original Message --
From "Richard Wicks via screen-devel"
To "screen-devel@gnu.org"
Cc "Richard Wicks"
Date 21/03/2024
When performing the following "screen -X screen .." commands to
create a new screen window in an existing screen, all arguments that
require a (file) name will have that argument executed, rather than the
actual program name at the end of the arguments list.
Examples:
screen -X screen -c
Hi All,
I was reading GNU screens source and I found these files without a marked
license:
screen/src/terminfo/{checktc.c,tetris.c}
No license means proprietary, which is really a no-no for GNU software, so can
anyone confirm as to what the licenses are?
I'm happy to send in a patch adding lic
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