Try
setenv TERM linux
or
setenv TERM xterm
(works in tcsh)
should also solve (3) in most of the cases.
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cool !
setenv TERM linux
made vim colorful, backspace behaves well
setenv TERM xterm
no changes
(works in tcsh)
should also solve (3) in most of the cases.
I think, if there's only one option it works, else not (reset is
auto-completed, vi not)
Orr, thanks a lot
Michael
hi all
I'v some problems with vim on my T2 account, may somwone can help:
1.its black-white (mabye global bash config ?)
2. backspace doesn't work most of the times
3. all the numbers in the right side, don't work as numbers (numlock on)
4. I can't delete lines - if hit return, and then
Also, that's the backspace behavior. You'll usually want
:set bs=2
That has backspace delete empty lines as well.
On 5/30/06, Michael Bar David [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi all
I'v some problems with vim on my T2 account, may somwone can help:
1.its black-white (mabye global bash config ?)
use vi from a local terminal using your account
at cs labs or at your home pc , then after you learn
using it you can distinguish whether your problem
is vi related or telnet/ssh settings .
Michael Bar David wrote:
hi all
I'v some problems with vim on my T2 account, may somwone can help:
