Hi,
The bash bug I linked indeed seems to be a different one; however, it
might give some clues about what might going on. E.g. your locale, PS1,
PROMPT_COMMAND etc. _might_ be relevant. (I cannot reproduce your
problem, although I can see the prompt incorrectly showing parts of
color changing esc
Is that "ä" a precomposed character, or an "a" followed by a combining
accent? Execute this command to find it out:
ls /home/test/01234567890123456789/01234567890123456789 | od -t x1
I'm wondering if you might be hitting this bash bug:
http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/bug-bash/2017-11/msg00075.h
Hi,
What happens when you "cd" to that directory in another terminal
emulator, such as xterm?
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Does this also happen in xterm? If so then this is a bug in bash, not
gnome-terminal.
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Input prompt behaves incorre
Please see lp:1724250 for some further investigation.
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application menu icon in title bar has wrong size
Status in
Yet another report of this bug, with further precious details and a
screenshot revealing that the misdrawn icon is bigger than 128, maybe
140 or 144 or so pixels large:
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=787470
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The same bug is also reported at lp:1712660.
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Let's make it clear that it's absolutely most definitely not a bug in
gnome-terminal. Gnome-terminal uses old-fashioned server-side
decorations, that is, the window border is drawn by the window manager.
There is no way gnome-terminal could legally ask it to draw something
else there.
The picture
Does this also happen on other windows of gnome-terminal (e.g.
Search->Find, Edit->Preferences, Edit->Profile Preferences,
Help->About)?
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Another report of the same issue: https://askubuntu.com/questions/983629
/terminal-window-stuck-with-the-corner-of-another-window-drawn-on-it
It's interesting that you have 4 buttons instead of 3 (and it's the same
at that other report).
Did you somehow add a 4th button? What and how exactly? Or
Here's an updated patch against current VTE master.
https://git.gnome.org/browse/vte/commit/?id=b274318f2e is a conflicting
upstream change. (By the way, I discovered the bug while porting the
patch to the previous version.)
The easy way to do the merging was, again, (at least for me), to
- rever
For porting the PCRE2 patches to test releases vte-0.51.3 and gnome-
terminal-3.27.4, see the patch and instructions at lp:1721412 comment 9.
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> Could you please open a new bug for the gnome-terminal 3.28
Yup, filed lp:1744711.
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Update gnome-terminal to 3.2
Public bug reported:
Followup of lp:1721412
18.04 LTS should ship gnome-terminal 3.28, libvte2.91 0.52 (assuming
that it ships GNOME 3.28).
This requires updating the PCRE2 patch.
** Affects: vte2.91 (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Tags: bionic upgrade-software-ver
Here's a teaser with some of the new features that hopefully really make
it worth upgrading (apart from the usual bunch of bugfixes):
0.50 / 3.26:
- explicit hyperlinks (e.g. "ls --hyperlinks" if coreutils upgrades to 8.28)
- copy to clipboard in HTML with attributes (or plain text, the user's cho
This is an incremental patch, goes on top of "vte 0.50.2 revert pcre2"!
Forthcoming vte-0.52 / gnome-terminal-3.28 is a piece of cake compared
to the pain of 0.50.
The patch for 0.50.2 applies cleanly to 0.51.3, except for the part that
patches vteapp.cc which is gone. Instead there's a new test
Sorry, typo:
Here's the PCRE2 removal patch updated to 0.50.2 / current vte-0-*50*.
I'm looking into 0.52.x now...
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Here's the PCRE2 removal patch updated to 0.50.2 / current vte-0-52.
Please review, test if works correctly, and if does then please apply
and upgrade to vte-0.50.x and gnome-terminal-3.26.x.
The only nontrivially conflicting upstream patch was
https://git.gnome.org/browse/vte/commit/?id=91e9c838
Looks like the bug is in libhime rather than gnome-terminal itself.
** Also affects: hime (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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This has just been fixed in upstream git, will be available in vte-0.52
/ gnome-terminal 3.28.
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Title:
ansi escape code for text blink
The first snippet you showed doesn't do anything for me (not even for
other GNOME windows).
Anyway...
Could you please try "terminal-window" as the selector? This should
match the toplevel window. Or some combination of "terminal-window" and
"decoration"...
VTE is the terminal emulation widget,
Filed VTE feature request to rate limit the bell:
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=790815.
That being said, a pulseaudio crash is a pulseaudio crash which should
be fixed in pulseaudio.
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Maybe related to bug 1726262?
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Title:
Ghosting with "Use transparency from system theme" enabled on an
external monitor
Okay, this is a bug that occurs in Xorg(X11) then, just as we previously
thought.
Also, as for why Ctrl+Alt+T is fine while right-clicking on the desktop
isn't, see bug 1722121.
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Ubuntu has just released libgtk-3-0 3.22.25 as an update to Artful,
which I believe should fix this bug.
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Title:
gnome-ter
David, friendly ping. Does
echo $XDG_SESSION_TYPE
confirm that you're running Xorg (x11)?
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Title:
Extending a gnome term
The proper way of detecting Wayland or Xorg is probably:
echo $XDG_SESSION_TYPE
The fun way is: launch xeyes and move the mouse over gnome-terminal. If
the eyes follow the movement then it's Xorg, if not then Wayland.
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Do you use Wayland (the new default) or Xorg (the old choice)?
If Xorg then this bug is described upstream at
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=782863#c22 bullet point (1),
and the nearby patch mitigates the problem.
If Wayland then we've found yet another bug, although the patch still
p
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1722121 ***
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I'm marking it as anachronistic duplicate because investigating happened
in the other bugreport.
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 1722121
Gnome-Terminal ignores theme, preferences is unavai
With the help of main gnome-terminal developer Christian (thanks!) we've
noticed the following:
When "Ubuntu" graphical session is chosen, the background (nautilus-
desktop) uses X11 (XWayland). This can be confirmed by xeyes following
the mouse movements made there. (With "GNOME" graphical sessio
On "Ubuntu", xeyes follows the mouse movement when over the desktop. On
"GNOME" it doesn't.
I guess it means that Ubuntu's desktop background app isn't native X11,
and probably that's why somehow (still totally unclear to me how) gnome-
terminal inherits this X11-compat requirement from the menu t
Correctly working windows are native Wayland. Faulty windows are X11
(XWayland), you can tell by e.g. xeyes following the mouse movement.
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Re-enabling DND (git revert 10e164d8) pretty much always causes a sudden
crash as soon as I try to drag out a tab, it's impossible to test that.
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Pressing the global shortcut Ctrl+Alt+T, or pressing the Super key and
typing Terminal, or launching from the left Launcher once it's been
added as a favorite all launch via /usr/bin/gnome-terminal and result in
a good one.
Nautilus (Files) file manager window, right click -> Open in Terminal
does
I can confirm this with Ubuntu's packages, as well as manually compiled
VTE + gnome-terminal from git master (and hence no Ubuntu patches, no
wrapper startup script).
Happens on "Ubuntu" desktop environment [Wayland] only, not on "Ubuntu
(Xorg)" or any other. (Well, "GNOME" doesn't have a Terminal
This is a bug in GTK+, just recently fixed in git. For details, see
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=789356
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=789357
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Probably Wayland is the correct component. I'm not sure, I'm also just
learning these things nowadays.
XWayland is the compatibility layer, to get apps using X11 (rather than
Wayland) run on Wayland.
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I can confirm the behavior.
Other similar cases: Press or release Shift while holding a regular
letter. In Xorg this resulted in something like
"aaAaaaaa" appearing. In Wayland
it stops when you press or release Shift.
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I _guess_ it shouldn't be that hard to patch screen to make an exception
to the "prepend 'screen.'" rule, and convert an implicitly created
"screen.xterm-256color" into "screen-256color". (I haven't checked
screen's source to see how easy it would be.)
This would go against its current documentati
I'm not sure why newer versions of screen (or Ubuntu's configuration)
tend to set this weird value of "screen.xterm-256color". The more
readable value "screen-256color" is supported at least since Trusty
14.04 (see https://packages.ubuntu.com/trusty/all/ncurses-
base/filelist), probably much earlie
I can't recall gnome-terminal changing anything hereabouts.
I'd still say that if you mix the two copy-pasting methods, it's pretty
much a coincidence if it works in some cases. I'm sure it still doesn't
work everywhere (if it worked everywhere, there would probably be only a
single copy-paste buf
Missing word:
Use either of them, but only one of the two methods at a time.
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Title:
Link copied with "Copy Link Address"
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Use mainstream theme solution for gnome-termin
Linux desktop has two copy-paste buffers, the Primary (aka. Selection)
[usually selected with the mouse and inserted with middle clicking or
Shift+Insert] and the Clipboard [usually Ctrl+C Ctrl+V, but also "Copy",
"Paste" and similar menu entries].
It sucks big time that Linux desktop couldn't ove
Public bug reported:
Ubuntu adds a patch called "0001-Add-style-classes-and-CSS-names-to-
some-of-our-widge.patch" to gnome-terminal, and in turn Ambiance and
Radiance themes' apps/gnome-terminal.css relies on this to get the
desired look for the notebook widget.
Beginning with gnome-terminal 3.2
Upstream: https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=784925
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I've tried multiple desktop environments (GNOME on Wayland / Xorg,
Ubuntu on Wayland / Xorg, Unity 7 [Xorg only]), but couldn't reproduce
your problem with a new user. However, I've seen screenshots similar to
this IIRC in Red Hat's or SUSE's bugzilla.
Which desktop environment do you use? (The wi
Works for me, and really should be working :)
Does work for you to open a new window?
Go to Edit -> Prereferences -> Shortcuts; what do you see there? Can you
set the shortcut keys there?
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See https://git.gnome.org/browse/gnome-terminal/commit/?id=10e164d and
follow the links from there if you're interested in the details.
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... a correct sentence*.
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Title:
Tab not hidden in fullscreen mode
Status in gnome-terminal package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug
Could you please confirm whether you're using Ubuntu's new default, that
is, GNOME on Wayland?
If so then this is a duplicate of bug 1288655.
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> I expect the tab bar to be hidden when only one tab is open.
That's gnome-terminal's standard behavior anyway, and there's no
officially documented way to change that. There's only a hidden setting
to show the tab bar even when only a single tab is present.
I don't think it would make sense for
It's unfortunately temporarily disabled due to an underlying GTK+ bug
which might cause a crash.
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Not possible to a
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The issue is indirectly caused by setting the title from the primary
prompt PS1, which is reprinted on each window resize.
You can "fix" it for yourself by removing the setting of the title from
PS1 (which
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We have pretty much located the bug in the upstream GNOME bugreport (and
it's indeed related to setting the title). Thanks a lot, no further help
is needed from you at this point.
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Both PS1 and PROMPT_COMMAND might be relevant, they might change e.g.
the window title (like PROMPT_COMMAND probably does), and changing the
window title has a slim chance of triggering some bugs. You could
Ubuntu's gnome-terminal has patch, originating from Red Hat, with the
title "Extra padding around transparent terminals in Wayland". Just by
its name it's truly suspicious, but I don't have time now to verify if
that's causing this terrible look. Anyway, as said, it's probably
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Geez... indeed. I can confirm that look with vte and gnome-terminal
Ubuntu packages. It looks awful.
I'm using vte and gnome-terminal from git (the rest is stock 17.10).
They don't have this visual problem, but the shrinkage is there. So
probably it's irrelevant.
Also, Ubuntu's vte & gnome-termin
Paul, what do you mean by "scroll bars extending one pixel past the
right and bottom edges"??
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terminal gets smalle
@Marius, Ubuntu 17.10 uses gnome-shell by dfault, but unity is still
available.
Actually I'm using unity7 on 17.10, and this bug isn't present there.
However, I can confirm the bug on gnome-shell + wayland.
Interestingly, trying a couple of terminal emulators (xfce4-terminal,
mate-terminal) some
Oh, I misunderstood that then, sorry. I don't know how to configure, I'm
only familiar with the graphical option, which, as we've discussed
earlier, is missing for you.
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> Lastly if we try that smooth scrolling, how do you configure it?
I don't think you can directly configure this, it's already enabled
behind the scenes and used for devices that can generate such events.
What you could do is to follow and repeat
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=774430
Marius, thanks for this info!
gnome-terminal relies on smooth scrolling events at least since vte-0.38
(which appeared in Vivid 15.04), see
https://git.gnome.org/browse/vte/commit/?id=7efb04f.
At this moment I'm puzzled what can go wrong on the reporter's computer.
Carlos, can you reproduce the i
Related to bug 1708306.
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Gnome-Terminal ignores theme, preferences is unavailable, and copy not
working when laun
Related to bug 1722121.
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Middle click paste not working in terminal launched from context menu
Status in gnome-ter
Only 2 hunks fail to apply, one of them is trivial to fix. There's 1
tough, about a 100 lines in vte.cc.rej.
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Title:
Updat
1. I'll let this one go then, sorry.
2. No worries! I don't know what vte/gnome-terminal will add in this
cycle, but especially for the forthcoming 18.04 LTS it would be great
not to miss something new due to such a silly misunderstanding.
3-4. I'll forward the request to the main developer not t
Hi,
Is it too late for 17.10 even if let's say I ported the patch for you
tonight? (I can't promise but I might take a look *if* you confirm
upfront that it'll likely make it into 17.10.)
The big change (that requires to update the pcre2 patch) made it into
3.25.1 (vte 0.49.1) so strictly speakin
Whenever you update to vte-0.50, please make sure to address lp:1718909
too! It's really not okay to accidentally remove a brand new feature
from Tilix.
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See also https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=854149.
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Is the behavior the same in other apps, e.g. gedit, libreoffice writer,
firefox, etc...?
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Title:
Word moving with left-arr
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puls
The original report only emphasizes that the relevant file(s) should be
shipped by language-pack-whatever instead.
It does not emphasize enough that "/usr/locale" is the wrong place to
put it anyway, it should go under "/usr/share/locale". (I've modified
the bug title accordingly.)
I don't partic
Regarding the scrollbar and its surrounding space that looks like
padding: see my opinion (which is not in favor of Ubuntu's custom change
at all) at https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=754796 comments
17-20.
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We're talking about multiple bugs here.
The most serious one, the window automatically shrinking should I
believe stop when you specify paddings so that left+right = top+bottom.
Could you please test/confirm this?
> The window in the screen shot is taken with zero configured padding.
The default
I suspect that you're facing the bug that was fixed here:
https://git.gnome.org/browse/vte/commit/?id=5bc6b3f
I wasn't clear about what I meant with "symmetric" margin. My wording
was clearly unfortunate, and even my example was incorrect :) I meant
where swapping the X and Y axes doesn't change a
You're using Unity7 as far as I tell from the video, is that correct?
I couldn't yet reproduce your problem, but I'll keep trying with some
different settings.
Could you please try with something "symmetrical" such as "8px 8px 5px
px" as well as "8px 8px 1px 1px"? This could help us locate whethe
If that's indeed the case then that's really truly interesting...
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gnome-terminal window becomes one line shorter a
Unfortunately Gtk+ has some bugs with drag-n-dropping. That's why
mainstream gnome-terminal has disabled dnd'ing tabs across windows for
the time being -- apparently Ubuntu has either reverted this change or
ships a slightly older version of gnome-terminal.
I cannot exactly reproduce what you desc
Ctrl+click opens the URL in your preferred browser.
Do you often need to copy the URL into your clipboard instead? I guess
Ctrl+Shift+click could be made to do that, sounds reasonable to me
(although will be a hard to discover feature).
Could you please file a feature request at bugzilla.gnome.or
Out of curiosity: What happens if you try to paste with Shift+Insert
rather than middle click?
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It's the very first entry under the global (not profile) Preferences.
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I haven't seen anything like this...
Do the pastes go to a particular window (the active tab within,
whichever that is), or to a particular terminal tab (even if that's not
the selected tab within its window)?
Is pasting with Shift+insert also buggy?
How hard is it to reproduce? How often does i
See also bug #1689555. Not sure if a duplicate of this (probably it is),
and provides an idea for reproducing the crash.
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I have seen frequent pulseaudio crashes in 17.04, see bug #1675892.
(Maybe this one is a dupe of that.)
gnome-terminal causing pulseaudio crash most definitely does not belong
to gnome-terminal but to pulseaudio.
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Yes, it's the replacement for that previous option. It's enabled by
default, \e[?1007l turns it off ("l"ow), \e[?1007h re-enables ("h"igh).
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Hmmm, it's hard for me to imagine why/how this could happen. Input
parsing should be independent of what's on the screen.
Anyway, I'm sorry I couldn't help with the escape sequence. I'm
personally out of here (I'm not an Ubuntu developer but a gnome-terminal
one; I'm happy to join again if an issu
> as if it was an URL, which it obviously isn't
Obviously to the human eye. Not so obviously to computer algorithms.
> It is questionable in the first place that you try to parse urls that
don't start with a schema.
Indeed questionable. Which does not necessarily mean it's bad. It's a
convenienc
gnome-terminal / vte changed its behavior around that time. There was
also quite a bit of confusion caused by a downstream ubuntu patch and
removal also around that time.
I'm not sure what's 14.04's behavior, but in newer Ubuntus (e.g. 16.04)
you can disable alternate screen scrolling with the DEC
I got so sick and tired of these frequent crashes and not being able to
listen to music or adjust the volume that I ended up downgrading the
pulseaudio packages using their Yakkety version (the rest of the system
is Zesty). Everything's been fine since then.
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You did not waste my time at all... in fact quite the opposite, you
finally made me return to that issue with the "le" editor that I had
introduced and hopefully fix that, so thanks! :)
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VTE's behavior definitely didn't change here since you reported the bug.
If the issue disappeared, it could've been a change in dosbox or
ncurses, or some other magic. Dunno.
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Boris,
I've added a patch to the linked VTE bug. Could you please let me know
if it fixes your problem?
The simplest way of testing: download VTE, patch and compile it, and run
"./src/testvte".
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This was broken intentionally in order to fix another bug which is not
fixable and not even workaroundable otherwise. See
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=754596. Although, as
discussed there, we are aware of problems that we introduced and we have
a few ideas how to improve (that is, par
pulseaudio keeps crashing for me too on Zesty, maybe about once a day.
It didn't happen in earlier releases.
When it crashes, volume controls (Fn+F2/F3 hotkeys on my laptop, and in
Unity's upper panel) no longer work. Manually launching "pulseaudio
--start" fixes the Unity panel's control, but doe
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1675892 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1675892
This is sure not a gnome-terminal bug. Redirecting to hopefully the
right one.
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 1675892
pulseaudio crashed with SIGABRT
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You received this bug notificati
> Both are narrow enough to fit in a single cell.
This is utterly irrelevant. Again: The width is _never_ defined by the
font (glyph).
> Having *any* characters show as double-cell width confuses readline
horribly
This is not true, readline perfectly handles double-wide characters, as
long as r
I haven't seen such behavior, except for the probably obsolete
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=730763. Mind you, I was using
VTE and gnome-terminal from git, the rest from Yakkety.
Does this lag of 3-4 seconds appear suddenly at one point, or does the
performance constantly degrade over
Public bug reported:
Wipe our your ~/.cache/thumbnails directory.
Open unity-control-center -> Appearance.
Check the contents of ~/.cache/thumbnails.
Notice that thumbnails of 256px (the bigger dimension) are placed under
the "normal" subdirectory.
According to the specs at
https://specific
I'm still using a touchpad, with "legacy" (not natural) scrolling. For
me the command
xmodmap -e 'pointer = 1 2 3 5 4'
effects (switches to natural scrolling) firefox, xterm, urxvt,
terminology; but keeps legacy scrolling in chromium, gnome-terminal,
nautius, gedit, konsole.
Sounds like a generi
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