On Thu, Jan 13, 2011 at 9:54 AM, Jerry Geis wrote:
> Is there a command that marks the screen as "dirty" and hopefully
> redraws it?
Look at the manual for the xrefresh command.
Also check the documentation for your window manager or desktop
(probably metacity) -- there may be a menu option or s
Jerry Geis wrote:
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>> I'll try the control L in a while.
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> Control L did not refresh the screen.
It won't, as I mentioned, refresh everything on the monitor. Was this just
in one window, or is X giving you grief?
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> I'll try the control L in a while.
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> jerry
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Control L did not refresh the screen.
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> Where - the entire monitor, or just an xterm (in which case, )?
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> mark
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I see the video remaining all over the screen the entire monitor. xterm
is not even running.
The remaining video is mixed in with my firefox screen.
I'll try the control L in a while.
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Jerry Geis wrote:
> Is there a command that marks the screen as "dirty" and hopefully
> redraws it?
>
> If I do a control ALT F1 and the F7 this in effect redraws the screen.
> I am getting video artifacts that I think is in the nvidia driver.
> the switching console works - I was just hoping there
What about ^L, which is a common redraw keystroke for applications and shells
(although it will also clear the screen on a shell).
On 14/01/2011, at 6:54 AM, Jerry Geis wrote:
> Is there a command that marks the screen as "dirty" and hopefully
> redraws it?
>
> If I do a control ALT F1 and the
Is there a command that marks the screen as "dirty" and hopefully
redraws it?
If I do a control ALT F1 and the F7 this in effect redraws the screen.
I am getting video artifacts that I think is in the nvidia driver.
the switching console works - I was just hoping there is a more
convenient way.
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