Tiny Core Linux
Off-Topic => SCM EXtensions => Archive / Obsolete => SCM Extension Requests => Topic started by: cortman on June 23, 2012, 07:00:04 PM
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Gnu screen would be a handy app for CLI users.
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I will give it a go in the near future.
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Since screen has so few dependencies (ncurses, ncurses-common) may I modify my request and ask that the vertical split patch be included? It appears to be as simple as patching it into the source code. Info available:http://fungi.yuggoth.org/vsp4s/ (http://fungi.yuggoth.org/vsp4s/). Thanks.
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Ok, downloaded the patch, will aim for an attempt this week
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Awesome! :)
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Uploaded. I am not familiar with the split screen function, so please help test. Thanks.
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Oops, an issue with a conflict with the tcz version of ncurses that gets installed with bash. Pulling it for now, will fix soon.
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Uploaded fixed version.
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Uploaded fixed version.
I will test shortly here.
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Screen locks up at almost any action other than ctrl+a+c and ctrl+a+tab. Specifically, ctrl+a+(S|V) which is split horizontally and vertically, respectively, freeze it up.
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Does this same behavior happen with the tcz version? I see it locking up too.
Mh first hunch was to build without the patch, but there may be something else that is affecting both tcz and scm versions.
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hi friends,
in the tcz-package the vertical-screen-splitting is working... you have to use a capital S, so "C-a S".
but it's true that some shortcuts are not working that i'm used f.e. in debian.
i mentionend two of them in a forum-thread.
http://forum.tinycorelinux.net/index.php/topic,9725.msg52922.html#msg52922
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Does this same behavior happen with the tcz version? I see it locking up too.
Mh first hunch was to build without the patch, but there may be something else that is affecting both tcz and scm versions.
I have used the tcz version- I don't remember that it locked up too much- some perhaps, but the horizontal split and others did function.
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Ok, I will review the build script and version used for the tcz version and see what may be different.
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I see similar behavior between the tcz and scm packages. I will poke around some more and try to find what may be causing the issues.
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Here is a link that perhaps explains this behavior. Ctrl-S locks most terminal's output, and Ctrl-Q will restore it. I tried it with a running instance of screen.scm and I observed the same. If the screen locks up, try Ctrl-Q.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3419820/sometimes-my-file-just-freezes-in-my-vi-vim-what-happened