Ok, uninstalled #ibus and tried #scim + #anthy for #Japanese input. It works, but only for leafpad or other graphic programs, not for #xterm or #nvi/#vim.

Does anyone have a solution for using it also on terminal windows?

Maybe #uim?

#OpenBSD

Ok, uninstalled #inus and tried #scim + #anthy. It works, but only for leafpad or other graphics programs, not for #xterm or #nvi/#vim.

Does anyone have a solution for using it also on terminal windows?

#OpenBSD

Is it me or #bluebird 🐦 has stolen the x logo of X.org #xterm

#xterm #rlwrap #repl #asdf #goodEnough #CommonLisp #development
https://gopher.tildeverse.org/tilde.institute/0/~screwtape/203303711-rlwrap-repls-for-common-lisp.txt
gopher://tilde.institute/0/~screwtape/203303711-rlwrap-repls-for-common-lisp.txt

Perform mouse-scroll screen on tmux #configuration #tmux #xterm

https://askubuntu.com/q/1476968/612

Why is #Gnome's #terminal so ugly? What's making the text separate like that? #FreeBSD #RunBSD

Edit to add: I'm using #XTerm for now, which is more than adequate. But I would like to solve this riddle.

How to make terminal sushi a file with focus on it? #gnome #nautilus #gnometerminal #xterm #gnomesushi

https://askubuntu.com/q/1470991/612

Bruno Garcia gave xterm a second look and realized it's better than commonly thought. In this post he shared his experience and xterm setup for basic configuration, visual styling and fonts, URL handling, and more:

https://aduros.com/blog/xterm-its-better-than-you-thought

#xterm #linux

#linux #bash

Stufi di aprire #xterm e non sapere in quale directory vi trovate?

Cambiate il prompt!

Potete anche metterlo in ~/.bashrc così non dovete ricordarvelo.

export PS1="\e\033[1;41;33m \u \e[0m\033[1;47;30m [\w]\e[0m $ "

#linux #hack

Do you have many #xterm windows open at the same time?
You can change the background color on the fly with the "xtermset" command 😍

~~

Avete molte finestre di xterm aperte in contemporanea?
Potete cambiare il colore dello sfondo al volo con il comando "xtermset" 😍

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https://manpages.org/xtermset

TIL
set [no]leftright
in #nvi #OpenBSD to turn on/off wrapping of long lines in narrow #xterm window :)
who would say that leftright option has something to do with line wrapping
updating .exrc
done

Failed to connect to tcp:127.0.0.1:5760 : [Errno 111] Connection refused #xserver #xterm

https://askubuntu.com/q/1462675/612

#fun #gnuplot #dumb #smiley #shell #xterm #video #oneliner #peertube
https://forth.noip.me:8443/w/2RcVDSYFd5bKyW3HYwTyvE

You can take 3 minutes to become a powerful dumb gnuplot wizard

How to remapp functional keys in a terminal? #commandline #2204 #xterm

https://askubuntu.com/q/1457093/612

The set of tools in my #FLOSS IDE has been consistent for about 10 years now:

- #Debian as the #Linux distribution of choice, on desktop, laptop and server
- #i3wm as the window manager
- #xterm as the terminal emulator
- #tmux as the terminal multiplexer
- #vim as the text editor
- #firefox as the web browser, with #vimium extension of course
- #ranger as my preferred file manager, I use #midnightcommander for some things like archives
- #ssh and #sshfs for remote work
- #git for versioning

#Xterm on this thing makes my eyes bleed. Tiny black type on a glaring white background, prompts in a hideous arsenic green... Who thought this was good default?

Not sure why the colors for tut are kinda wonky in #XTerm.
Some things like the like counts don't show up at all, but I can select them and paste elsewhere, and they're there.

I even tried reformatting my xfce4-terminal color settings into a format that .Xdefaults understands and that only helped a little. vim spelling check pink is a bright red and tut has a yellow background instead of white.

*head scratch*

@benjaminhollon @tulpa @n2kia

I would've tried it last month, but I don't have a spare machine anymore, now that I'm pretty happy with #OpenBSD.

I even figured out how to make #XTerm pretty usable -- NEVER thought *those* words would ever be uttered by me, but there ya go.

Hold up.
Under #xterm, using the JetBrains Mono font, I can see #Emoji just fine in freaking #XTerm (monochrome (i.e. ACTUAL font) - only, but still!) on #OpenBSD

I'm confuzzled.

@thomasadam I can't figure out why the Penguin Packagers keep trying to put some other terminal-like thing alongside #xterm, but then I do OK on FreeBSD with #piewm and #xterm and #emacs kinda like I did on SunOS and HP-UX in the early to mid 1990s.

I hack on freevt3k because it does two things xterm doesn't: HP terminal emulation and NS/3000 VT protocol. Freevt3k could be a LOT more modern and I work on that a bit.