Hello, list.
GNU Screen supports a way to send escape sequences to the underlying
terminal via the Device Control String sequence (though there's some
indication that it may be buggy). I'd like to know if there's a way to
accomplish this in tmux, and if not whether such a feature would be
welcome.
On Thu, Jan 20, 2011 at 04:31:22PM -0600, Stephen Prater wrote:
> I have completed a patch to tmux which enables 256 color support in
> fbterm (or any other term that uses non standard 256 color escape
> sequences) as well as xterm / etc.
>
> It does this by honoring terminfo setaf / setab ent
per irc request.
it's a git diff.
i am not an svn person - but I'll figure it out if/when it's ready to
go in.
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On Jan 20, 2011, at 4:31 PM, Stephen Prater wrote:
I have completed a patch to tmux which enables 256 color support in
fbterm (or any ot
I have completed a patch to tmux which enables 256 color support in
fbterm (or any other term that uses non standard 256 color escape
sequences) as well as xterm / etc.
It does this by honoring terminfo setaf / setab entries for escape
sequences on 256 / 88 color terminals.
i have a few que
tmux version?
On Thu, Jan 20, 2011 at 09:50:11AM -0500, Samer Atiani wrote:
>I notice this on most of my computers (all have ubuntu, versions 9.10 and
>10.04):
>1- Open up tmux (my usual session is a full screen terminal with finch
>running on one window, and various utilities run
I notice this on most of my computers (all have ubuntu, versions 9.10 and
10.04):
1- Open up tmux (my usual session is a full screen terminal with finch
running on one window, and various utilities running in other windows,
mostly vim).
2- Lock your computer for the night, leave tmux open for 12 h
On 1/18/11 4:28 PM, Nicholas Marriott wrote:
> suppose could update s->cwd on attach but it doesn't do much good if you
> switch your client plus if you attach somewhere else then suddenly your
> cwd is gone
>
> better might be to use the cmd client cwd, eg try this (untested)
Doesn't seem to work
