There should be a file in your root directory called .profile (note it
starts with a period). Usually files with periods are hidden unless you
add the "all" parameter to the ls command
ls -a
The .profile script is run each time you start a terminal session. In
that file you can add a line which says:
export TERM=vt100
and that environment variable will be set every time you start your
terminal. If you don't already have a .profile file in your home folder
you can just make one. I use MacPorts so mine is full of MacPorts path
exports.
CB
On 12/2/14, 3:10 AM, deedra waters wrote:
Well, learning to play muds in the mac terminal is a challenge. However, i
think i can safely do it now.:) If you change the terminal type to t100 in the
terminal it will speak a bit better. Speech interrupts are still an issue but
not so much with vt100
for those who don’t know how to change the terminal type ‘export TERM=“vt100”
Not sure how it gets added to the shell’s
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