[ Friday 17 September 2010, 17h04, Peter Persson ] > > Some odd problems were solved, like a bug when redrawing the first two > > left columns when using tmux with a vertical split. > > Nice to hear that. I'm surprised to hear that the bug you describe went away, since I don't think I've touched the terminal emulator part for quite a while. Then only changes I can remember are related to the character encoding, which should finally resemble how Linux and VT100 terminals handle that stuff. > Maybe that was some bug in the drawing routine :) > Have you tried the "WIN_HALF_X" option? Basically it turns any font with a width of 8 pixels into a quasi-antialiased 4-pixel dito. > I have tested, it does not seems to work on my 4bpp setup, I only get garbaged display. I can attach a screenshot if needed (once I'm in front of my falcon of course) > The reason for sticking to an 8-pixel font (or 4-pixels, in case you enable "WIN_HALF_X" in conholio.cfg <-- or whatever the option is called, I don't remember), is simple: Speed. > That's a nice reason. > However - several people have requested what you ask for, which means it will be implemented. At least partially. With 6-pixel fonts, I could probably get similar speeds, so that's what I'm going for. > > Could this be sufficient (this means you'll be able to use fonts > width a width of 4, 6 or 8 pixels). > I would be clearly enough :) > > > PS: I have a strange bug in emacs, [backspace] sends something else, > > and [del] sends backspace. It does not happens in nano, irssi, mutt, > > ..., only emacs. > > Interesting. I'll look into this when I work on the terminal emulation. It's possible that the linux console allows keyboard strings to be modified during runtime, and I have absolutely zero support for that stuff right now. > Possible. Note that I have the exact same problem on toswin2 and telvt102, only in emacs too, so I'm pretty sure it's something emacs use that's not well implemented on a lot of implementations, but I can't tell what. > It could also be related to the termcap/terminfo file (try updating to a recent one), but ironically I'm fairly clueless as to how that stuff works :) > I don't have the problem with a true linux console, or any xterm-compatible terminal. Thank again. -- Nicolas Trecourt <fosco@fosconetwork.org> PGP Key fingerprint: BB18 54D5 2843 D23C 3069 CCED DEEE F150 B565 2199 IRC: irc://irc.freenode.net/~fosco psyc: psyc://psyc.wirefull.org/~fosco jabber: xmpp:fosco@xmpp.wirefull.org
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