Good Day:
I used Terminal successfully for an entire college semester, since I
had to remotely run programs on the Computer Science servers through SSH and
transfer files through SFTP. Two rather obvious things occur to me:
1. Are you interacting with the Shell element, which contains the text of your
session?
2. Note that you cannot use the arrow keys by themselves to read the screen.
You must use the VO-arrow keys to read the terminal output, which does indeed
include previous commands.
Again, I am having no problems with the terminal, and, much to my relief, I
don't even have to worry about scroll bars.
HTH:
Henry
On 23 Aug 2012, at 19:04, Alex Hall <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi all,
> One thing I can't do is use terminal. I can cd, because vo reads the
> new prompt which is your location, but that's it. For instance, if I
> launch a py script, I get nothing about any errors or anything read
> automatically. Worse, I can't scroll up to see my commands and the
> system's responses. This is one thing windows does well; the shell is
> simple and easy to look through. I am really, really hoping it's just
> a setting or something I don't know about, but right now terminal
> looks pretty unuseable. Any ideas would be wonderful. Thanks.
>
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