There's no test-program which demonstrates the problem,
so there is no possibility to analyze these comments.
By the way, Ubuntu provides by itself no solutions or improvements of
any type for ncurses.
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Ubuntu 14.04 is past end of life.
Debian is the proper place to discuss feature enhancements for dialog,
because Ubuntu is uninvolved.
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fwiw, the behavior you're describing is done in the window-manager (not xterm).
Perhaps it's got some problem to be investigated.
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The screenshot's not of this or any related application (such as
whiptail).
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Ubuntu 20.04 would be pre-release (end of April), and as such doesn't affect
"multiple users".
If there's a valid (not created by Ubuntu) bug, it would be in Debian, since
Ubuntu provides
no improvements to any program that I work on.
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Sure - actually not a **bug** in gawk or mawk, but the nuances of that
were omitted from the cited discussions (which you appear to not have
read - take some time and do that).
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NetBSD pkgsrc has a more recent version of mawk than stated in this
report:
http://pkgsrc.se/lang/mawk
2019-02-15) Updated to version: mawk-1.3.4.20171017
MacPorts has the 2019-02-03 version:
https://github.com/macports/macports-
ports/blob/master/lang/mawk/Portfile
The report as worded
I updated the webpage last week, to reduce confusion:
https://invisible-island.net/mawk/mawk.html
However, back to the stated issue: if the packager follows the same
guidelines as previously stated (100% compatibility with the existing
scripts, no effort whatsoever required of the packager),
On Tue, Aug 27, 2019 at 10:15:39PM -, amano wrote:
> *Most other distributions ship mawk at least in its last official
> incarnation 1.3.4 in their repositories. Dickey lists AIX, Fedora,
> FinkPorts (Mac OS X), FreeBSD port, Gentoo, HPUX, MacPorts (Mac OS X),
> NetBSD pkgsrc/lang,
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either way: not a bug in ncurses
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fwiw, that was 4 years ago, and was in the previous (2.8.8) release.
https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=254603
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Lynx is working as-designed. You can do this:
lynx --dump http://www.somesite/here/ | \
awk '/\.pdf$/{ sub("^[ ]*[0-9]+.[ ]*","",$0); print}' > ~/Desktop/links.txt
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Looking at kitty's source, it appears that
kitty's install copies a compiled binary terminfo
rather than using the tic utility.
As such, it's not an ncurses bug.
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It's in the manual page: the zero-coordinates produce a window as large
as the screen, and mvwin will not move it off the screen.
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It's not a bug in dialog: when dialog's in the background, it relies
upon the terminal modes remaining as-is. bash resets the terminal
modes, breaking some of the optimizations used by ncurses. That's going
to happen anytime you have two programs with different notions of what
the terminal's
https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/dialog/1.2-20130928-1
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Read the manual page description of "--keep-tite"
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https://invisible-island.net/dialog/CHANGES.html#t20120703
correct exit-code used in inputmenu for "rename" button (Debian
#673041, forwarded from Ubuntu #333909, patch by Lebedev Vadim).
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That was xterm-326d, which if someone had asked politely, I've have pointed
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ESC ]
Works for me:
$ infocmp stterm|head -5
# Reconstructed via infocmp from file: /usr/share/terminfo/s/stterm
stterm| Suckless Tools simple terminal,
am, bce, hs, mir, msgr, ul, xenl,
colors#8, cols#80, it#8, lines#24, ncv#3, pairs#64,
I assume you're talking about the "Actions" keyword. Perhaps it's a
moot issue, due to Ubuntu's hostile attitude toward xterm's desktop
file: I can change it upstream, and it will not get installed.
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Likely sc was always wrong, and ncurses was fixed. Now it's sc's turn
to play.
http://invisible-island.net/ncurses/NEWS.html#t20151128
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More information would be helpful.
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terminals ctrl alt f1-5 don't apply keyboard layout
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Actually, a specific example would be useful and constructive information.
Your comment is neither.
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Actually, a specific example would be useful and constructive information.
Your comment is neither.
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Reading the manual, I see that the DS4208 is talking via RS-232, which would
make xterm's
role in this mostly as a bystander, since (unless you've made your keyboard the
serial device,
it would only be echoing something).
The -l option doesn't show me much either, except for your shell prompt
Actually, reading the source code for less 458 and the Debian package,
https://packages.debian.org/sid/less
I do not see that less is aware of
wheel mouse in any form whatsoever. Filing random bug reports against every
terminal emulator will
have no effect on the ability of less to behave as
Without knowing what characters are sent/received, I cannot offer advice other
than
to point to known problems with applications in this area.
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If that were so, then there would be a lot of bug reports
(control-characters would be something to check, but plain ASCII does not sound
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This sounds like a problem with the application rather than xterm.
For instance, there are a few applications which have hardcoded
escape sequences for Linux console's nonstandard color palettes.
XTerm has a workaround for that (the brokenLinuxOSC resource setting).
Some other applications do...
The behavior being described here is from the shell (whether bash or something
else is unclear).
It is not relevant to xterm.
However, I notice compiz mentioned. Ubuntu has longstanding issues with that
(see http://invisible-island.net/xterm/xterm.faq.html#compiz_bugs). That also
is not a
Description of menus is not relevant to xterm
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This doesn't describe a bug in xterm, but rather a feature request from
the desktop packagers.
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There's nothing remaining in the xtermhacks page which will be applied to the
upstream source.
The features alluded to in this report do not exist on that page.
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See the selectToClipboard feature, for CLIPBOARD.
The comment about worked well before needs some clarification.
To the extent that the shortcut keys are relevant, that lies solely in the
user's ability to customize the program.
I'm not going to carry on a length discussion of that on this
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xterm freezes
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Ubuntu 14.04 has xterm patch #297.
This bug was fixed in patch #298 - see
http://invisible-island.net/xterm/xterm.log.html#xterm_298
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That's helpful. However, Debian has 034 in testing,
which would tend to indicate that this bug could be closed in perhaps two years.
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I see the status changed, indicating that a fix was release - but see no
corresponding package change.
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To refresh my memory, I compared with one-true-awk (mawk and Kernighan's awk
behave the same in this case).
ymmv
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I see the status changed, indicating that a fix was release - but see no
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To refresh my memory, I compared with one-true-awk (mawk and Kernighan's awk
behave the same in this case).
ymmv
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This was addressed in Debian #254603
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I don't recall a fix for this specific issue, but am able to login using
2.8.8pre.3 without issue.
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On Thu, Nov 28, 2013 at 10:45:24PM -, Robert Thorneycroft wrote:
As Thomas Dickey above says mawk 1.3.4 at least allows unsigned int
values up to 4294967295.
Is there any reason the standard mawk package is stuck at 1.3.3? I have
yes - it's a problem with the package maintainer.
See
/usr/bin/x-term has to be a truncated form of /usr/bin/x-terminal-emulator
(Debian's symbolic link via /etc/alternatives). The default terminal in Ubuntu
is the VTE-based gnome-terminal.
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By the way, that was two years ago (which release of Ubuntu is this
reported against?)
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fix regression in command-line parsing introduced in patch #271 changes for
Debian #629358, (Debian #637910).
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For the special case mentioned (no controlling terminal), this is not specific
to xterm,
and is unlikely to be a bug in the terminal emulator.
I just verified that I can see identical results with xterm, urxvt, pterm,
konsole and lxterminal.
(perhaps vte-based stuff differs, but it's not worth
See http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=243598
(unless you have new/useful information, fixes for this issue will cite only
the original report)
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agree - invalid. See for example.
http://invisible-island.net/xterm/xterm.faq.html#utf8_fonts
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xterm cannot handle unicode when
On Tue, Jul 09, 2013 at 05:35:59PM -, DmitryKX wrote:
Public bug reported:
Vanilla Lubuntu 13.04. Steps to reproduce:
1) run LXTerminal
2) in the opened terminal run xterm -e su nobody -c su -, enter password
Result: in the opened xterm you will see Job control is off. It is
On Tue, Jul 09, 2013 at 05:29:52PM -, DmitryKX wrote:
Public bug reported:
Vanilla Lubuntu 13.04. Steps to reproduce:
1) open LXTerminal
2) in the opened terminal run sudo xterm, enter password
3) in the opened xterm run xterm -e su nobody
4) try to close the new opened xterm with
On Mon, Mar 25, 2013 at 05:59:56PM -, Martin Roth wrote:
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I'm honestly not sure if this is a bug or just an implementation
decision, but it's different than gawk or original-awk, so I'm reporting
it. This caused problems for coreboot which is using awk to calculate
I'm confused by your comment, since the linux-16color entry does use
ncv#54
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On Mon, Feb 04, 2013 at 02:41:15PM -, David Biesack wrote:
Thanks for the tip, Thomas.
I still find the behavior confusing; i.e. that the name is important rather
than the content.
-dump dumps the formatted output of the default document
implies the document is HTML, does not
On Fri, Feb 01, 2013 at 02:59:16PM -, David Biesack wrote:
Public bug reported:
lynx -dump url is supposed to strip out the HTML markup and format the text,
but it is not working; it is just echoing the output.
The input is simple HTML:
$ echo | curl.out EOF
html
bodypSome
That's a Debian-specific customization, as discussed in
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=647323
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Nothing in the preceding comments supports the notion that this is a
regression bug.
(no point in arguing if you didn't understand the technical explanation - bye)
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It's not a bug, but as they say a feature: gawk tests if stdout is a tty at
startup. If so, all writes are flushed.
This produces the effect which you see. However, it makes gawk slower than it
might be.
mawk has an option -W interactive which makes stdout unbuffered (with the
corresponding
2.8.8dev.15 has been released.
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2.8.8dev.15 has been released.
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The given url does not work, and there is insufficient information in
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The patch is for OpenSSL - Ubuntu uses GNUTLS, which would make the
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However, I added that patch in 2.8.7pre.2 2009-04-26
It's possible that the patch never did work, or else some subsequent change
broke it.
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I've added the corresponding GNUTLS call, which will be in 2.8.8dev.15
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no problem (I had overlooked the lynx-cur reports before, seeing the
lynx reports)
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The fixed version is older than anything in Ubuntu currently - close
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Changing the code is the only way that I see.
However (since it's been several years) it doesn't appear to be a priority with
the gnome developers.
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I can reproduce that (with the Ubuntu package).
my version does not show this defect.
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hmm - isn't there already more than one report on this.
no matter - your derogatory comment here, as well in forum is duly
noted.
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This is relevant to your behavior:
http://www.ubuntu.com/project/about-ubuntu/conduct
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This for example falls short of the guidelines. Your repeated comments
are deliberate harassment.
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2051196
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See http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=668208
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Also https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/lynx-cur/+bug/732177
(this report is a duplicate either way)
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I see (at the time I had nothing to test the change with, and forgot
later).
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The bug is already marked as fixed, no need to add abusive comments.
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The decision was already made. However, the current icons for xterm haven't
been discussed.
The only comments have been made based on the pre-SVG icons (and Bicha's
comments about
the website got half of the information incorrect - at a minimum he should have
based his
comments on the source
For example, this is what I see with xterm on Ubuntu - the old icon and
new.
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There are 3 icons for Libreoffice on that screenshot.
Each application (xterm, xterm-dev) gets exactly one icon.
You won't be installed xterm-dev; the screenshot merely shows things
side-by-side.
The last comment is odd, since the color scheme of the Terminal icon isn't
like the other icons.
(I
By the way - asking about this, etc., only indicates that you can find
people to agree with you.
That inevitably introduces a bias into the results, and makes it not useful for
this discussion.
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hi - I should not have to explain constructive to you, since you presumably
have agreed to the Ubuntu guidelines.
However, I've found a poor correlation between the guidelines and practice.
Constructive means that you (a) focus on the actual issues, and (b) make
suggestions for improvement.
It
Jeremy Bicha's comment #19 here (and elsewhere) are a personal attack.
Focusing on the technical issues would be more suitable.
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Notwithstanding your comments, the information is easily available.
Your repeated ugly is as noted subjective, and given the timeline
(no, I don't believe in coincidence, particularly for repeated slurs by you)
your new comments are apparently in reply to my updates to xterm patch #282.
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Well, then - delete Bicha's remarks, and you'll be achieving that goal.
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** Changed in: xterm (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Fix Released
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Title:
alt+dot is not working for bash's insert-last-argument
To manage
Patch #282 provides a new icon, which scales better for the window-decoration,
etc.
Either icon is configurable at package build-time.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1022802
Title:
Since Ubuntu doesn't get updates that often, it'll probably be next year before
they catch up.
For reference - http://invisible-island.net/xterm/xterm.log.html#xterm_282
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Likewise, #282 provides an alternate icon. See
http://invisible-island.net/xterm/xterm.log.html#xterm_282
Large versions of the icons are on
http://invisible-island.net/xterm/xterm.html, reducing confusion due
to random comments.
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Sounds like
http://invisible-island.net/ncurses/ncurses.faq.html#bash_meta_mode
See also eightBitMeta in
http://invisible-island.net/xterm/xterm.log.html#xterm_277
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