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Yahyaoui Nabil posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion
hi ANTIX TEAM can anyone help me? how to install apps on antixx whats authenticate?
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marcelocripe modified a comment on ticket #3
Update roxterm.desktop (pt_BR by marcelocripe and fr_BE by Wallon)
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Update roxterm.desktop (pt_BR by marcelocripe and fr_BE by Wallon)
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Update "pt_BR.po"
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Update "pt_BR.po"
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Tony Houghton posted a comment on ticket #135
You can do a feature request on github if you like, it might help me not to forget about it.
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JP Vossen posted a comment on ticket #135
Damn, I knew it moved to GitHub, I went here because I looked up my old ticket about "select all" and this is where it was. Sorry. Want me to re-create in Github? And/or create a feature request for writing scroll-back to disk? As always, thanks for the quick reply and awesome tool.
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The primary site for ROXTerm is now realh/roxterm on github. I suppose I should change the SF site to redirect people, but I just never got around to it. Anyway, the change in behaviour is caused by VTE. https://gitlab.gnome.org/search?search=vte_terminal_select_all&nav_source=navbar&project_id=1893&group_id=8&scope=issues. It's supposed to be a temporary hack to prevent a crash in gnome-terminal, but they've failed to fix the issue in a reasonable time. There is a function to write the entire buffer...
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Select All not working correctly in Linux Mint-21.x
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There are tags for the versioned releases. Usual practice is to clone the whole repository then check out the revision you want: git clone https://github.com/realh/roxterm.git cd roxterm git fetch --tags git checkout 3.6.2 But have you tried luit and found it definitely doesn't suit your needs? That seems to be standard practice for using legacy encodings in a UTF terminal, and you should get better reliability and features by using that with an up-to-date terminal.
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Jay F. Shachter posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion
Where can one find the source to roxterm 3.6.2? I went to https://github.com/realh/roxterm, as you suggested, and spent about an hour looking for the source to roxterm 3.6.2, and if it can be found at that website, I failed to find it. As always, thank you in advance for your reply.
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There are newer versions of roxterm at its new home on github. I like to think the UX generally improves over time, and there are definitely some good reasons to use a version post 3.5.0, when I found a way to fix the shrinking window bug. That was caused by a change in GTK and also affected other terminals. I also replaced the build system with CMake, so that should cause you less bother with incompatibilities in BSD etc. The bad news is that I didn't bother supporting the translation infrastructure...
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I reverted to roxterm-3.3.2, since I had the source code to it, and no one told me of a more recent version of roxterm that supports multiple encodings. If there is a more recent version of roxterm that supports multiple encodings, I would welcome being told where I can find it. First I globally changed "colour" to "color", and "Colour" to "colour", everywhere; and then I also had to change "Co_lour" to "Co_lor" and "C_olour" to "C_olor" in src/roxterm-config.glade and in src/roxterm-config.ui and...
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Supporting multiple encodings was deprecated in vte and has probably been removed by now. So having a version of roxterm that can still be compiled on a modern OS is a good idea. You can use luit to get your legacy programs to work in a UTF-8 terminal. I think having such a tool concentrating on this task is an improvement over relying on every terminal supporting as many encodings as possible.
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Esteemed Colleagues: For the past several weeks, in order to get consistency in the --geometry option (see the recent discussion topic, "How do I get consistency on the --geometry option?"), I have been using the most recent version of roxterm on all of my operating systems. Today I discovered something horrifying. There is no longer support for multiple encodings. It is gone from the "Preferences" menu, it cannot be found in the configuration manager, and underneath /usr/local/src/roxterm-master...
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Sorry I didn't realise it was a joke. You should have known that most programmers are autistic! Usually my sense of humour is quite good, but I tend more to dark humour (can get quite sick actually). Interesting about the pronunciation of 'ei'. I started thinking about names ending in -stein. Both syllables of Einstein always rhyme with "pine", even in America, don't they? What about Brian Epstein (the Beatles' manager). I've only ever heard that pronounced the Germanic way. But I know -stein names...
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No one laughs at my jokes. Yes, I know. I'm actually very careful about such things, and have had occasion to be so, I have taught classes all over the English-speaking world (and even a few classes in French, in both Paris and Dakar). A few years ago I taught three consecutive Linux classes in London, at the end of three weeks I was almost remembering to look to the right when first crossing the street. Whenever I'm teaching in a place that requires it, and I say "suppose you have an input file...
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"Colour" is the correct spelling in the UK. I live with other programs and libraries using "color", but I didn't want to use foreign spelling in my own code. You could create an en_US translation for it, but all the other translators faded away, so I stopped payng much attention to the translation infrastructure, which never played well with SCM. The config path names shouldn't be translated though, these are effectively hidden files. Translating them would make things harder if you wanted to use...
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Thank you. I see that ./mscript.py is no longer the build method. Some things have not changed, like I still had to correct all the misspellings of the word "color". This was more than just a global change with a text editor; I still had to change 8 to 7 in roxterm_opt_signal_handler() in lines 3579 and 3581 of src/roxterm.c (it is ungracious to complain about free software that someone else wrote and made available to the public, and I am not complaining, I am very grateful for your work, but if...
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Roxterm parses the geometry itself, so it should always interpret it as characters. It's possible you're using a very old version which used a, now deprecated, parsing function built into GTK. This sourceforge project is no longer active, you should use https://github.com/realh/roxterm instead. Hopefully you'll get a more consistent experience with a newer version, unless you're stuck with a very old version of GTK/GNOME on Solaris or something.
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Esteemed Colleagues: I have a multiboot computer on which several operating systems are installed, on which my home directory and certain other directories are shared via ZFS (so chosen because it is, or can be made to be, supported on Linux, the BSD systems, and Solaris). On some of these systems, the --geometry option to roxterm is interpreted in pixels, whereas on others, it is interpreted in characters. Because my .xinitrc startup file is shared, this creates inconsistency. Is there a roxterm...
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Hi. I've moved roxterm to github, so if you downloaded it from SF, please check github instead, for a more up-to-date version. What makes roxterm reload when you log in again? GNOME hasn't supported session restoring in years, but there is still some support for it in roxterm, and it should be able to restore the colour scheme. You can change roxterm's default colour scheme by opening its configuration manager and selecting the one you want to be the default.
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Dan Essin posted a comment on discussion Help
Correction, always starts with GTK
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I know that I can use a commandline option to start roxterm with the Nocturne color scheme. But, when logging in reopens the programs that were running at logout, roxterm shows up again with the default color scheme. Isn't there some way for it to remember both the last profile AND the last color scheme? Thanks
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abdulbadii posted a comment on discussion Help
i'm on Arch, going to github.. Thanks much !
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I moved the project from SourceForge to github. The version you're trying to build is very old, and wouldn't work properly with a modern version of GTK3 even if you could build it. Please can you try the latest version from github instead. There is also a PPA for Ubuntu etc and an AUR package for Arch etc. If you have another Debian-compatible distro the PPA binary package may work, and if not, the deb source package is still a good way to install it.
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Help please ! I got link failure in such: /usr/bin/ld: /home/budi/Downloads/roxterm/build/.libs/roxterm-multitab.o:(.bss+0x0): multiple definition of multi_win_get_disable_menu_shortcuts'; /home/budi/Downloads/roxterm/build/.libs/roxterm-main.o:(.bss+0x0): first defined here /usr/bin/ld: /home/budi/Downloads/roxterm/build/.libs/roxterm-roxterm.o:(.bss+0x0): multiple definition ofmulti_win_get_disable_menu_shortcuts'; /home/budi/Downloads/roxterm/build/.libs/roxterm-main.o:(.bss+0x0): first defined...
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You can add my PPA. Even when roxterm was in the official repositories it tended to get outdated so it was better to use the PPA.
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Dmitriy F created ticket #76
RoxTerm is not available in the Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS
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Anonymous posted a comment on ticket #116
The latest version of VTE caused a new bug which crashes all roxterm tabs/windows when you close one with the GUI, which I fixed in 3.7.2 That seems to be the problem indeed. I build 3.7.2 and everything run smoot again. Thanks
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I can't reproduce this here. Is it definitely triggered by --fork? The latest version of VTE caused a new bug which crashes all roxterm tabs/windows when you close one with the GUI, which I fixed in 3.7.2. If it isn't that please report this on github with exact steps to reproduce the problem. If you have debugging symbols available and can get a backtrace with gdb that would be great. The easiest way to do that is to run ./AppRun --debug, which will also build it first if necessary, but you may...
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Anonymous posted a comment on ticket #116
I have the same problem with version 3.6.1 [ 1142.501596] roxterm[5858]: segfault at 18 ip 000055f1bfa90840 sp 00007ffc68533108 error 4 in roxterm[55f1bfa7c000+3a000] [ 1219.175970] roxterm[9111]: segfault at 81 ip 00007f6f0518c91d sp 00007ffc91ce0360 error 4 in libglib-2.0.so.0.5800.0[7f6f05159000+82000]
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Anonymous posted a comment on ticket #125
fwiw, you can crudely workaround initial sizing with devilspie. e.g. (if (is (application_name) "ROXTerm") (geometry "650x450") )
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Anonymous posted a comment on ticket #72
(Seems to me that feature requests are not yet migrated to github?) So, both Tilix (formerly Terminix) and xfce4-terminal have implemented background image support using some GTK+ magic. Moreover, vte-0.52 introduces a new API vte_terminal_set_clear_background() which is intended to somehow make it easier. Don't ask about the details, I'm not familiar with them, sorry. -egmont
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Do you have a github account? I've migrated roxterm development to there and this bug is #130. Roxterm still uses g_spawn_async to launch the child process, so switching to vte_pty_spawn_async or vte_terminal_spawn_async may fix this, but those two functions are marked only available since vte 0.48, which is quite new; newer than when you opened this bug I think. So how did vte used to modify the env before then? In the child setup function perhaps? And why isn't it working in roxterm?
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It seems there's still quite a bit of demand for roxterm, and some people want to help, but they'd rather use github. Could anyone who's interested please follow https://github.com/realh/roxterm. Issue #1 can serve as a sort of introduction, the main show-stopping bug corresponding to SF's #125 is #126.
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Added README.md for github.
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Andras Porjesz modified a comment on discussion Help
Hi all, I have an ubuntu 16.04 and a debian stretch. ubuntu is a fresh install, debian was upgraded from jessie. The problem is roxterm, which works perfectly, but starts using useless defaults, the size is at about 44 chars in 2 lines. It works normally on ubuntu and worked on jessie, but after dist upgrade it started to open that way. Changing the profile (using preferences->configuration manager->profile->default->edit->appearance and modifying width/height) will temporarily fix it, roxterm will...
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Hi all, I have an ubuntu 16.04 and a debian stretch. ubuntu is a fresh install, debian was upgraded from jessie. The problem is roxterm, which works perfectly, but starts using useless defaults, the size is at about 44 chars in 2 lines. It works normally on ubuntu and worked on jessie, but after dist upgrade it started to open that way. Changing the profile (using preferences->configuration manager->profile->default->edit->appearance and modifying width/height) will temporarily fix it, roxterm will...
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Anonymous posted a comment on ticket #125
I notice that this patch seems to cause crashes a lot when moving tabs in/out of the window. Any fix for that?
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Gerhard Gonter posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion
Since Gnome terminal removed tab renaming, it became more or less useless for me and I had to switch to RoxTerm which works nicely for my until this day. When RoxTerm was removed from Ubuntu 16.10 (and later), this became more or less a show stopper for upgrading. Right now, packages from Ubuntu 16.04 still work on 17.04, but the end of RoxTerm is worrying. What is out there to replace RoxTerm? Thanks for your good work and best wishes, GG
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Charles Evans posted a comment on ticket #75
If I have edited a file in leafpad, it is killed without saving my work, dataloss.
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Need option to NOT kill children of tab when closing tab
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Still broken in 3.3.2, dataloss or at least work loss. Best advantage of roxterm is warn on close tab, but for this.
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Jonathan posted a comment on ticket #125
Ah, got the patch to apply now. Not sure what I was doing wrong before (pretty sure I was using -p1). Now to convince it that it does have a version and stuff...
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Have you tried asking anywhere else? This forum is for roxterm, which is obsolete and doesn't have much to do with sound, so you probably won't get any useful answers here. Try finding a forum specific to your distro which has groups for beginners and/or sound-related issues.
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Allan posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion
Hello all, This is my first post, so please be kind. I'm on a live DVD and I'm trying to get sound going. Looks like sound is happening, but I have an icon on my toolbar that has a slash through a speaker. I'm betting if I can turn that icon into a speaker, I'll have sound. The only problem is I'm pretty much a noob on just about anything you throw at me that's Linux. So keep that in mind too. :-) Where I've seen there's sound happening is at youtube and the GNOME MPlayer.
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Anonymous posted a comment on ticket #125
Patches fine for me. Are you using patch -p1?
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haarp posted a comment on ticket #125
Patches fine for me. Are you using patch -p1?
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haarp, this patch appears to be incompatible with the source at https://github.com/realh/roxterm . Is there any way it could be merged in there?
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Anonymous posted a comment on ticket #125
Roxterm is a great terminal, please don't give up.
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For anyone interested, I have a fix for this issue for roxterm-3.3.2. It can be found here: https://gitweb.gentoo.org/user/haarp.git/tree/x11-terms/roxterm/files/gtk+-3.19.5+-geometry-fix.patch All credits go to "d wk" for the fix, I just adapted it for 3.3.2.
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I finally figured this out! It's not Roxterm's fault after all. I had set GTK_IM_MODULE=xim. This causes this behavior in a couple of GTK3 applications. GTK_IM_MODULE=none solves this.
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Anonymous posted a comment on ticket #125
Tony: It was my favourite terminal, thanks for all the work. I'm going to use it on ubuntu 16.04. Hope you or someone can fix it someday.
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Egmont Koblinger created ticket #74
Hyperlink support
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All that time I was wondering if there was a more Unixy alternative to PuTTY and...
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Martin Baute modified a comment on discussion Open Discussion
Sad. The reason I used RoxTerm for all these years was a combination of three features...
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Sad. The reason I used RoxTerm for all these years was a combination of three features...
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Sad. The reason I used RoxTerm for all these years was a combination of three features...
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Sad. The reason I used RoxTerm for all these years was a combination of three features...
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Sad. The reason I used RoxTerm for all these years was a combination of three features...
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Scott created ticket #73
Add option to change ellipsis mode for tab titles
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tewir posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion
How to change font color for inactive tabs of terminal? .notebook tab { color: #D83923;...
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Done: https://github.com/realh/roxterm
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Anonymous posted a comment on ticket #125
github would be nice :)
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ROXTerm is no longer under development, see this thread and bug #125, but there is...
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Joao Meisen posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion
Fresh Fedora 25 install. Installed ROXTerm... Can't launch applications from command...
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Thanks for making the effort. I hope you can get it working properly. Again, let...
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Anonymous posted a comment on ticket #125
I sent you a preliminary patch via email. Hopefully I'll have time to fix its bugs...
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If you need anything like a higher level of access to this project, or export to...
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Anonymous posted a comment on ticket #125
An interesting note: if you start roxterm in maximized or fullscreen mode (e.g. roxterm...
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Anonymous posted a comment on ticket #125
Hi Tony, Don't give up, roxterm is great indeed.
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Michael modified a comment on discussion Open Discussion
I will continue using ROXterm until the day I can no longer get it to run on my machine....
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I will continue using ROXterm until the day I can no longer get it to run on my machine....
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I will continue using ROXterm until the day I can no longer get it to run on my machine....
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I will continue using ROXterm until the day I can no longer get it to run on my machine....
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I will continue using ROXterm until the day I can no longer get it to run on my machine....
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Anonymous created ticket #134
Roxterm segfaults with wayland in Fedora 25 opening multiple tabs
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Just for the record: someone's now facing the same bug in gnome-terminal: https:...
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FenyX posted a comment on ticket #125
Thank you for all your work on this project during years. I would rather say "It...
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John Smith posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion
I actually had to create an account here especially for this. I just want to say...
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choufleur posted a comment on ticket #128
I am really surprised this report receives not attention at all. roxterm is broken...
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I don't think it's that simple. I did look at what they'd done to gnome-terminal,...
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I have just upgraded my gtk+ to 3.20 (actually the complete system from Xenial to...
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Anonymous posted a comment on ticket #125
It still works fine once you set the geometry in pixels. (Which makes more sense...
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Anonymous posted a comment on ticket #125
Shane, come back!
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Anonymous posted a comment on ticket #125
Don't know if this is helpful, however I implemented a geometry switch in Terminix...
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Anonymous posted a comment on ticket #133
That's a problem with your mc configuration (perhaps including $TERM).
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Konstantin created ticket #133
While pressing Shift+F3 in Midnight Command I get a copy dialog instead of viewing the file content
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Anonymous posted a comment on ticket #125
Tony: Sad to see roxterm go, it was my favourite terminal emulator! Thanks for all...
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Thanks for your input, but I'm afraid I've decided to discontinue development of...
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Yes, roxterm is now discontinued I'm afraid. See [https://sourceforge.net/p/roxt...
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Anonymous posted a comment on ticket #125
Any updates on this?
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SoleSoul modified a comment on discussion Open Discussion
I chose your application over everything else and I tried almost everything. RoxTerm...
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I chose your application over everything else and I tried almost everything. RoxTerm...
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Omega Weapon posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion
Thanks for your work keeping Roxterm alive so far, so something else lost to GNO...
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Bat Guano posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion
Thank you Tony. There should be a last moment of celebration. You mentioned a few...
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RoxTerm's terminal emulation is done by the newest versions of the VTE widget, which...
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Resurrect background image support
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I'm afraid the time has come to put ROXTerm to sleep. I've had a look over the code...
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