>Yes, and your bullshit arguments are also not the whole world. ssh is >just following the *normal* behaviour that any other similar mechanism >follows, and you certainly know that. Pretending that only ssh does this >is *bullshit*.
The canonical example of a "similar mechanism" for a terminal is RS232; there is no out-of-band communication other than break. >Another arrogant bullshit argument - rxvt is trying to emulate a vt10x >terminal and xterm is trying to emulate a vt220 terminal. vt4xx emulation >is of no relevance whatsoever. Some control sequences that rxvt-unicode implements first appeared on the VT420; that is not coincidence. >I know the dec vt line and their manuals, but unlike you, I *also* know >the rxvt and xterm manpages. DECCOLM does not change the number of lines in rxvt -- as I expect you know, since rxvt-unicode changed it. Likewise xterm, and dxterm of course. >Note: if you want to achieve something, try *arguments*. Is it theoretically possible that you could be convinced? If not, I'll stop wasting our time. -- Kevin Schoedel <[email protected]> VA3TCS _______________________________________________ rxvt-unicode mailing list [email protected] http://lists.schmorp.de/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/rxvt-unicode
