On Mon, 2003-09-01 at 10:02, Mark wrote: > On Mon, 1 Sep 2003, Richard wrote: > > > On Mon September 1 2003 11:51 am, Mark wrote: > > > Hi list, > > > > > > I've been playing with 9,2RC1 since yesterday when I installed it, > > > and I've noticed there are a few things missing. One of which I used > > > a lot of and that was Konsole. I was wondering if there was a > > > specific reason that didn't make it into the install. I've also > > > noticed that MC, the console FileManager didn't get installed. > > > wussup? > > > > It didn't get installed by default in 9.1 download when choosing Console > > tools. > > > > I don't know what I've have done if I hadn't added it while installing. > > Supermount always screws up on my old Dell Latitude, D300XT. Without it > > I'd have to dig out Vi and the command sheet. Much easier with mc. > > > > Richard. > > > > I know what you mean. However, I had learned Vi before I even met "mc" > back in my early RedHat days. ( RedHat 5.2 ). I don't know that I'll worry > about getting Konsole on here right away. Its not a necessity. Gnome > terminal works just as well. About the only reason I can even thing of for > loading it after the fact is that I can use multiple terms in one window > and easily switch back and forth from one window to another without having > a dozen or so seperate terminal windows open. > > but now...upon examination of the Gnome terminal it turns out that I can > do the same thing with this terminal window as with Konsole and it's much > lighter then Konsole. gosh! will wonders never cease!?
Only problem I've had with multi-gnome-terminal (which is what you have) comes in ssh'ing into a variety of boxes. Some of the commnands like backspace get lost (like with ftp) and as a result it's a pain. I love the product (it did a lot of things konsole is just now learning) but the backspace problem got to be a headache. James
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