2010/3/9 BM <bogdan.maryniuk at gmail.com>: > On Mon, Mar 8, 2010 at 10:05 PM, Edward Ned Harvey > <solaris at nedharvey.com> wrote: >> On mac, I ssh in, and echo $TERM. ?I think it was something like >> "color-xterm" but it didn't work properly. > > xterm-color, to be precisely. > >> So I just set the TERM to "xterm" like it is in putty, and voila. ?This is >> backwards, I know. ?But it worked for me. > > Uhmm... Same here though, but this makes your emacs monochrome. I > think someone could grab an xterm-color thing from Debian for the > right next release this month and make sure VIM and Emacs works as it > actually should, finally. :-) I did the same: just took one from some > Ubuntu 9.04 somewhere, then overwrote it in my OSOL and now everything > foobar.
Yes, as said, the same did work for me too. Besides that then in emacs backspace and delete where switched with the usual way of fixing that in emacs itself did non work. I took that for a reason to infocmp | ...edit ... | tic hack the Linux terminfo file which got me a fully functional emacs. Chees, Frank
