On 2022/09/04 18:30, Tim Chase wrote: > On 2022-09-04 18:16, Tim Chase wrote: > > Playing around, I encountered the man-page talked about a toolbar: > > > > $ man xterm | ul | grep -e -tb -A6 > > -tb This option, corresponding to the toolBar resource, indicates > > that xterm should display a toolbar (or menubar) at the top > > of > > its window. The buttons in the toolbar correspond to the > > popup > > menus, e.g., control/left/mouse for Main Options. > > > > +tb This option indicates that xterm should not set up a toolbar. > > > > Curious, I tried it: > > > > $ xterm -tb > > xterm: bad command line option "-tb" > > [followed by allowed option output] > > Following up, it doesn't look like that resource even exists: > > $ strings `which xterm` | grep -cx toolBar > 0 > $ strings `which xterm` | grep -cx scrollBar > 1 > > so it might be worth removing the toolBar resource description > further down in the man-page.
This is a build-time option from xterm upstream and marked as experimental. As you've seen it doesn't just affect OpenBSD, the best place to fix it (or add a "This option might not be available") would be upstream, it's a bit annoying for updates if the various OS using the software carry local small changes..
