Ah, I understand. I can't seem to find the protocol that Tmux uses.
The pipe-pain command might work, though.
On 3/25/21, Stuart Henderson wrote:
> For the installer, honestly I think the only sane way is to drive it
> from another OS with an existing screen reader via serial console.
>
> If
For the installer, honestly I think the only sane way is to drive it
from another OS with an existing screen reader via serial console.
If Fenrir uses a terminal emulator library itself then it maybe possible
to get it to work with tmux, at least in a single window. It has a
"pipe-pane" command
> If the tmux server uses the TMux protocol as described in RFC 1692, it
Uhm no, that is quite a big misunderstanding.
If the tmux server uses the TMux protocol as described in RFC 1692, it
(theoretically) shouldn't be too difficult to build a screen driver
that can interact with it. The pty module uses the pyte terminal
emulator library, so we might even be able to subclass the `Screen`
class it exposes to make
On 2021-03-23, Ethin Probst wrote:
> Apologies if this is unnecessary sending of this, but I sent this to
> the tech OpenBSD mailing list (which might've not been the right list)
> so I'm re-sending it to this one just in case. (It might've gotten
> lost too.) The original email is below:
It did
Apologies if this is unnecessary sending of this, but I sent this to
the tech OpenBSD mailing list (which might've not been the right list)
so I'm re-sending it to this one just in case. (It might've gotten
lost too.) The original email is below:
So I've really wanted to try OpenBSD in a
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