> Do other curses applications cause problems? Mutt for example? Mutt works ok, so does aptitude.
> Maybe it it a kernel problem with your ptys. Does closing all your > terminals fix anything? Restarting X? Rebooting? At a bit of a loss as > to why you're having problems. You could try debian-users list. As I was trying to explain, I have a number of terminals that are "weird", but other terminals are ok. In particular, any terminal spawned from a "weird" terminal becomes "weird" itself. So, just launching irssi inside a terminal spawned from a clean terminal solves my problem. Still I'd like to find out what is really happening. > I'll keep this bug open for a bit until you find out if you have a > generic problem with your system or if it is something breaking due to a > new upload. Do you have older irssi versions archived somewhere? I cleaned out my apt-cache recently. Gr. Matthijs -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
