what leander says finally makes more sense.
sadly scrollback, command history, etc. is way too crude.
always found linux terminal scrollback buffers unusable, so I try not
to rely on it at all.
example: make the terminal smaller, make it bigger again: lines have
been cut off...
On 3/21/17, Leander
hiro wrote:
> always found linux terminal scrollback buffers unusable,
> so I try not to rely on it at all.
Makes sense when you can simply tee(1) a dynamic output
or less(1) a static one. Especially convenient when searching
for compiling errors/warnings. Matter of taste though.
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Cág
Hi suckless,
just a quick mail to relay the news on the website.
surf will “officially” make the switch from webkit1 to webkit2 soon.
Current master will be pushed to surf-webkit1, and surf-webkit2 to
master. The move should be done during the coming weekend or sometime
next week.
Enjoy.
