I would appreciate any pointers in where I should be looking to fix this.
The problem
I hope a terminal (in Linux Mint, so mate-terminal)
zsh is the shell
Then I run tmux
Connect to server by ssh
Edit a file with nano
Scroll up and down that file with the cursor
Issue: When scrolling down in nano, only the bottom half of the terminal window gets refreshed
Issue: When scrolling up in nano, only
When working in *nix I prefer a clean and simple look with just a small amount of eye-candy, like transparent windows.
The problem:
I open a terminal (in Linux Mint, so mate-terminal)
zsh is the shell
Then I run tmux
Edit a file with nano
Scroll up and down that file with the cursor
Issue: When scrolling down in nano, only the bottom half of the terminal window gets refreshed
Issue: When scrolling up in nano, only the top half of the terminal windo
gets refreshed
The complete nano view of file does not get ref
According to the Gnome-Termianl Usage, I found that ctrl+shift+up/down can scroll up/down a line in the terminal.
Now, I want to re-map the shortcut key, just like: alt+j/k to scroll up/down a line, that's the old habit of vimer. :) I tried searching the settings in Edit -> Keyboard Shortcuts of Terminal, but found nothing. Can anyone help me?
there's an idea i've had for a while, that would be really nice to have, but i never found a way. that being to have information auto-scroll on a monitor / in a terminal. i had thought this useful for not just various system infos, but for monitoring all sorts, or even just scrolling kernel source code (lol), so it can be available at a glance, without interaction.
When we use clear command or Ctrl+L in terminal, it clears terminal but we can still scroll back to view the last used commands. Is there a way to completely clear the terminal?
Hello, I'm using Ubuntu 10.04. I recently installed an nVidia geforce 6200 and added a second monitor. I installed the nvidia drivers (current version) and spanned my X session across both screens.
After doing this I noticed that when I scroll in windows (with or without the scroll wheel) my xorg process hits 100% and scrolling gets really choppy.
I use screen for my command-line tasks while managing the servers where I work. I usually run small commands (mostly file-system tasks) but sometimes I run more extensive tasks (like DBA).
The output of those tasks is important to me.
I love screen, but it drives me nuts that I have to stop typing input, hit CTRL+A [, and then find what I need.
Is there a way to make the scroll wheel function normally, rather than scrolling commands?
Also, is it possible to enable Shift+PageUp/PageDn?
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