> I sometimes rlogin into my home machine from work machine (Sun Ultra 10 
> with Solaris.)  and I use a xterm to do this.  Unfortunately, the text
> in the xterm is distorted when I run lynx.  Also, when I "cat" or "more"
> a text file, the text appears like it has been selected.  Does this have
> to do with my machine not recognizing that I am using an xterm?
>
> Is there a way to correct this?  Any help will be much appreciated.

The file /usr/lib/terminfo/x/xterm doesn't understand the Sun xterm
correct. I've had the same problem on RH 5.1 as well, but the current
snapshot of Debian 2.2 has a correct terminfo file!
So I copied it over to my SuSE6.0 box, and it works great! :-)

I can send it to you if you want to. Just send me an email.

There may be another solution to this. The directory /usr/lib/terminfo/x/
contains over thirty files, one of which is called "xterm-sun".
Maybe if you rename this to "xterm" (remember to save a copy of the old
xterm first! ;-) ), it will do the trick? I haven't tried this.
I just found a solution that worked for me...



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