On Fri, Dec 21, 2007 at 10:22:55PM +0100, Marc Andre Tanner wrote: > On Fri, Dec 21, 2007 at 11:17:42PM +0100, pancake wrote: > > Cool release! > > > > Did you was able to run dvtm on openbsd or netbsd? I dunno... looks > > like librote needs pty.h which is not a bsd stuff (dont know in fbsd) > > but building librote with --disable-pty makes the dvtm build faild > > because of an missing symbol: > > > > dvtm.c:(.text+0xafa): undefined reference to `rote_vt_forkpty' > > Some one already sent me a patch for *BSD support but apparently i broke > it again. I should probably set up a kvm/qemu vm as test environment. > Try removing the #include <pty.h> in rote.c as this is not needed on > *BSD. Then rerun configure without --disable-pty, hope it works.
Can test this now...But I promise to test it on openbsd and netbsd asap. Now i'm enjoying a 33k dialup connection..and next days i'll live leeching german wifis, so, not sure when I'll be able to get enought uptime to ssh to my bsd boxes O:) > > About the redrawing timeout..Is this a temporally hack? select() > > have you taken a look on the screen sources? I dont know how they > > handle this in a proper way. > > It's the way it is until someone proposes a better way / writes a patch :) > I haven't looked at the screen sources yet, if i find the time i will > investigate in a select based solution. Maybe you can have a look at 'tm' source: http://vicerveza.homeunix.net/~viric/soft/tm/ > > For the rest. Awesome work! I find it quite usable and makes my > > putty sessions more comfortable :) Maybe I miss a scrolling log for each terminal.. --pancake
