The blue/green problem only manifested itself with certain terminal
types, which I was not regularly using.
Since you have 1.39 built, and as long as you built from today's
snapshot, you can be the second person in the world to enjoy this:
while true ; do printf '\f' ; top -b -n 1 | sed -e
El dom., 6 ene. 2019 a las 8:27, Jonathan de Boyne Pollard escribió:
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> Use
> |console-control-sequence --foreground blue|console-decode-ecma48| from
> version 1.39 on that terminal. What do you see? SGR 34? SGR 38;5;4?
> Or SGR 38;2;... ?
Well, guess what. I built in-development 1.39 and it
El dom., 6 ene. 2019 a las 8:27, Jonathan de Boyne Pollard escribió:
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> > The combination of vboxvideo with |console-fb-realizer| was explosive,
> > I got a (guest) kernel panic.
> >
> [...]
> so I'm initially going to lay that one at the door of the driver.
Yeah, I'm suspicious about the kernel
Guillermo:
The combination of vboxvideo with |console-fb-realizer| was explosive,
I got a (guest) kernel panic.
|console-fb-realizer| does not employ the arcana of framebuffer I/O, it
just using little more than the mode setting API and memory mapped I/O,
so I'm initially going to lay that o
Hello,
So, I've gotten around to testing user-space VTs with nosh tools on
Gentoo, as described in the nosh Guide. Mostly console-fb-realizer,
but I also tested console-termio-realizer on a kernel VT for
comparison. This was in a VirtualBox VM, so there were two framebuffer
devices available: the
