Hi! When logging in to a remote Suse 9.1 box, applications there don't seem to recognize rxvt-unicode as a terminal that can handle colors etc.
But: When I remotely start e.g. vim with TERM=xterm vim foo everything works fine and colors (I use vim's syntax highligthing) are displayed nicely. Without resetting TERM, syntax-keywords are displayed in a bold font face and syntax-strings are displayed underlined. I could make that TERM=xterm-thingy the default, by setting it in .bashrc or the like. But I don't consider this the "clean" way. Since I didn't find an answer in the FAQ, I'm asking here, what the appropriate approach would be. TIA, Tobias
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