Hi all,
I have started using GNU screen recently (because I like the screen model of
windows more than that of tmux, which I was using earlier), and have a bunch of
queries that I couldn’t resolve:
1. I am using iTerm2 on macOS, with TERM as xterm-256color in my bashrc. I am
not able to use mouse-scroll. I added "termcapinfo xterm* ti@:te@“ to my
.screenrc, but it doesn’t work.
2. Many times when I run a long-output-generating script, suddenly some garbage
output gets pasted onto my terminal even after I have CTRL-C’ed the command
(either within vim or in the shell prompt itself). A CTRL-L solves the issue,
though.
3. Coming from tmux, miss the feature where I could zoom onto a tmux-pane and
unzoom back after some moments. Is there I way I could expand a splitted region
to occupy the whole width/height temporarily and un-expand it back so that the
existing splits/regions stay back?
4. When I close a full-region command, say vim or top, even with ‘altscreen
on’, the prompt jumps to the bottom of the terminal (though altscreen is
serving its purpose of clearing the screen above the prompt). Is thee a way the
prompt stays back at the place from which the command started? I remember I did
not see this problem on some older version of screen on a friend’s system.
5. Is there a subreddit for gnu-screen? I couldn’t find one. I would be glad to
create and manage one if you people are interested.
Please reply back for whichever query you could; thanks in advance :)
Regards,
Manas
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