On Mon, Jun 13, 2005 at 02:06:17PM -0400, Daniel Jacobowitz wrote:
> On Mon, Jun 13, 2005 at 07:32:40PM +0200, Paul van Tilburg wrote:
> > > > My PS1="[EMAIL PROTECTED] "
>
> > I have been unable to do so on x86 machines as well.
> > Where do you see the [27m btw?
>
> Right there? In the first %{%}.
That was a completely wrong PS1, sorry.. my colors are set from 31m to
37m, I substituted $COLOR by the code in my mail to simply it a bit, but
made a typo. For the real PS1 (and COLOR stuff), see my last mail.
> > Btw, by creating a new dummy account (you can have one too if you need
> > it) with all defaults I still get:
> > [27mpower%
>
> If you cat the typescript in your terminal, do you see the [27? Cuz, I
> don't.
I do. (When I less the file, I see my prompt twice.. what's that about btw?)
> What is $TERM? What is your xterm package version? Are you using
> screen?
I have the problem with TERM set to xterm or xterm-debian; with xterm-mono
it is fine, also with rxvt.
I am using Gnome Terminal mostly. I do not seem to have the problem
with xterm itself, but got the same with aterm when I set TERM to xterm
instead of it's rxvt default.
So for the moment I do TERM=rxvt when I launch a terminal as a work-around.
Paul
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