Hello!
I have been a tmux user for a couple of years now, and it is a central part of
my work
nowadays :)
I recently started building a couple of new servers (I always use Gentoo for my
servers), and one of the first steps is to merge tmux and copy over my
tmux.conf file.
What stroke me as odd is that on the new servers I can no longer use the enter
key to
exit scroll mode. I have to use either Esc or 'q'. I googled around a bit and
Enter was
never listed (at least officially) to do this, only Esc/q. However, I cannot
for the life of
me understand why using the same tmux.conf on two different servers renders two
different behaviours.
My use flags are the same on both servers (vim-syntax disabled, but enabling it
does
not have an effect), as well as tmux versions. I even checked ncurses too but
it's
same versions and use flags on both servers. My TERM is xterm, which gets
changed
to screen when inside tmux, and I'm accessing both servers via ssh. I even
compared
the 'env' of both servers when inside tmux, but I could find nothing there that
pointed
to the problem (I can provide both 'env' commands if needed)
I know that I could use Esc or q, but my muscle memory is already set to enter
:p.
Also, I could bind the key but I don't know to what should I bind it to.
Moreover, why
with an unbinded key in a config file, it behaves differently on two servers.
If anybody knows of a way to debug this to compare behaviour between different
servers I'd be happy to follow it. My tmux.conf file:
https://bpaste.net/show/cf949485a0df[1]
Thanks in advance and cheers!
--
Juan Manuel Santos <vicariou...@gmail.com>
Pubkey: www.vicarious.com.ar/~godlike/godlike64.at.gmail.dot.com.asc
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[1] https://bpaste.net/show/cf949485a0df
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