On Sun, Jan 13, 2008 at 05:45:30PM +0100, Leonardo Taccari wrote: > Hello Marc and all dwm users, > > > With this 0.3 release I started to use dvtm and I can say that it > is a very cool, elegant and useful program. I think that with dwm and > dvtm we can have a very elegant environment. :) > > I'm a NetBSD user and I saw that with the 0.2 release you corrected some > portability issues about FreeBSD and OpenBSD system. I attached a > (very small and simple) madtty.c patch for compiling it correctly on > NetBSD too, for more information please see util(3)[1].
Thanks for the patch, i will apply it. > I also saw that now dvtm has the mouse support. Only ncurses library > supports the mouse (this is an extension), so I suggest to change the > config.mk LIBS in this way: > [...] > LIBS = -lc -lutil -lncurses > [...] > Infact with ``-lcurses'' on operating systems like NetBSD that have their > Curses library I get an error with ``make''. Just out of interest could you please send me the exact error message? > But with a ``make > unicode'' I don't get an error because I use devel/ncursesw[2] and with > this new LIBS I don't got the error too. > I saw on ncurses(3) that ``-lncurses'' should be okay for all OSes that > can run GNU new curses. I have tested -lncurses on my emulated Open/FreeBSD systems and it seems to work there too. > I also attached another (very small and simple) patch of the dvtm(1) man > page (about -m option). Thanks good catch. As a sidenote your patches were reversed. > By the way Marc you're doing a very good software, dvtm is simply great! :) > Thank you Marc and HTH. :) Thanks for the compliment but you should probably thank Anselm too i have mostly just adapted his concepts to a different environment. Regards, Marc -- Marc Andre Tanner >< http://www.brain-dump.org/ >< GPG key: CF7D56C0
