* Adam Byrtek 'alpha' <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [Wed, 01 Jan 2003]:
> It was recently discussed on this list, and I've made a patch to store
> and restore old title:
I tested the title reporting ability of few popular terminal
emulators. All of them support title change, but these ones do not
support ti
* Tribhuvan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [Sat, 04 Jan 2003]:
> Adam Byrtek 'alpha' wrote:
> >It was recently discussed on this list, and I've made a patch to store
> >and restore old title:
> I inserted the code as per above patch on 4.6.pre2 and tested:
> rxvt - ok on localhost: no-restore on remote h
Hello!
> QNX 6.x console driver (both devc-con and devc-pcon) is a bit buggy
> dealing with 8bit characters. A.e. printing out 0x9a leads to
> inserting a weird string ' 6c' to stdin.
> One can't use full 8bit output with mc, cause localized filenames or
> viewing binary file could corrupt the scr
Hello!
Quoting Dmitry Alexeyev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hello!
>
> QNX 6.x CDROM driver always keeps file '/fs/cd0', which exists, but
> cannot be stat()'ed if there's no disk in drive.
> a.e. you may see something like that (without mc running):
There is no such word "stat()ed". Whoever wrote t
Hello.
QNX 6.x console driver (both devc-con and devc-pcon) is a bit buggy
dealing with 8bit characters. A.e. printing out 0x9a leads to
inserting a weird string ' 6c' to stdin.
One can't use full 8bit output with mc, cause localized filenames or
viewing binary file could corrupt the screen or eve
Hello!
QNX 6.x CDROM driver always keeps file '/fs/cd0', which exists, but
cannot be stat()'ed if there's no disk in drive.
a.e. you may see something like that (without mc running):
# ls -la /fs
ls: No such device or address (/fs/cd0)
total 96
drwxrwxrwx 49 root root 32768 Oct 08 2
* Pavel Roskin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [Thu, 02 Jan 2003]:
> Maybe this option breaks ABI compatibility - then it's
> not a bug.
Yes it breaks ABI compatibility.
[SNIP]
> When compiled with -mdouble-align, MC does not funtion
> correctly, namely all file sizes are displayed the same (some
> number l