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TERM=xterm outside tmux, right? It is screen inside?.
2009-11-27 09:07:21 UTC by nicm
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I was able to reproduce the problem in the following environment:
- gnome-terminal OR xterm
- terminal has to be set to black text on light background (haven't tried on Terminal.App with black text yet)
- run tmux 1.1 inside
- run emacs -q inside
- set background color of emacs to black (I used color-theme-charcoal-black)
Depending on the environment cursor disappears in different moment.
In...
2009-11-27 09:04:38 UTC by pwiecz
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Also, how do you "set your background colour to black"? In emacs or in gnome-terminal? If you don't change the background colour, does the problem disappear?.
2009-11-27 07:04:43 UTC by nicm
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Hi
Can you reproduce this in xterm on Ubuntu?
What do you have TERM set to inside and outside tmux?.
2009-11-27 07:03:34 UTC by nicm
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I'm using tmux 1.1 inside ssh session run from gnome-terminal under Ubuntu Hardy.
I run emacs, set background color to black, press enter - and cursor disappears.
When I press C-z r (C-z is my tmux prefix), it shows up again.
It works ok when I run that in Terminal.App on MacOSX.
I've seen a thread on the Web describing similar issue, but I thought that had been already fixed in 1.1
It...
2009-11-26 21:18:05 UTC by pwiecz
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The NetBSD terminfo effort seems to be going nowhere so I have added a define to use ncurses.h on NetBSD and am closing this.
Thanks for the report.
2009-11-26 09:27:46 UTC by nicm
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Do you still have this problem with 1.1 and later?.
2009-11-26 08:47:10 UTC by nobody
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I've added this to the FAQ.
Thanks.
2009-11-23 09:55:00 UTC by nicm
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It is a bit big to put in the man page but I'll add it to the FAQ, unless you want to send me your config for examples/?.
2009-11-21 17:55:56 UTC by nicm
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Hi,
Thank you for your attention and advice.
> uptime|awk '{split(substr($0, index($0, "load")), a, ":"); print a[2]}'
This code snippet looks enough portable, and may work faster than invoking script. Could you consider introducing it in manpage, or example .tmux.conf?
It worked on FreeBSD 7.2-R, Debian/GNU Linux 5.0, and Mac OS X Snow Leopard.
2009-11-21 16:21:20 UTC by kidmin
