I use the fish shell. I'm trying to run vim inside tmux with the solarized theme, but the colors are broken unless I run:
set -lx TERM screen-256color-bce;
before running tmux attach.
It's annoying having to run this every day, so I want to set the TERM variable permanently.
I am having trouble with my colorscheme in vim. When editing a file using a vim session started in GNU screen, the text background is not rendered correctly. In a session outside screen, the entire background is gray (how it should be). For a vim window inside screen, only the background directly behind the text appears gray.
I've tried everything from this duplicate question but I still can't get it to work. The only difference from that question is that when I run env | grep TERM I get TERM=xterm instead of TERM=xterm-color. I dont think it matters though, they seem to be pretty interchangeable.
What I don't understand however is that the only thing that has disappeared is the colors in the actual prompt.
I got my Nexus 7 for several weeks and i got a little bit of screen flicker when i watch YouTube so i bought the Luxor app which is great btw but it didnt solve my flicker issue so i set the brightness to not drop below 40%.
When the brightness is higher the screen flicker is gone but my question for you guys, will it affect the screen on the long term?
i dont know if its good for the device to
i installed a graphics update
when i restarted it starts up with a blank screen
i have pressed ctrl/alt f2 and it goes to term i put log in and and pass
but it stays in term
i have tried pressing ctrl/alt f8 but all i get is a little flashing cursor at the top left hand side of screen
how can i resolve this i am nowon another computer at the moment
Overview of UTF8 screen re-attachment issues.
Problem:
Creating a screen that uses UTF8 works perfectly until re-attaching said screen session.
Steps:
ssh remothost
screen -U -S ttytter
[detach screen]
[exit ssh]
xterm -class 'xterm-ttytter' -geometry 175x20 \
-title 'ttytter' -e ssh -t remotehost "screen -dU -r ttytter"
Details
I am a really big fan of ttytter and have been using it for
If I run tmux as root, it runs normally and fully functional.
I created a couple users, and it will not run as any of the users.
create session failed: : No such file or directory
I checked the outside $TERM is xterm and inside $TERM is screen as FAQs suggest that is most common cause of problems.
I've used tmux regularly on many different systems, but I on this VPS I can't figure out what's u
This is a small point, and I can live without a solution, but for aesthetic reasons I would like to find one.
Hello,
I want blinking text on fedora 16 at run level 3 for monitoring a server farm. Default installation. My term (TERM=linux)
This code does not produce blinking text on the console
Code:
echo -e "\033[5m Blink \033[0m"
If I log in from another box with xterm or puttey the text blinks.
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