Re: Display problem
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- Subject: Re: Display problem
- From: Kyle Wheeler <kyle-mutt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 26 Nov 2007 09:34:45 -0600
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On Monday, November 26 at 03:10 PM, quoth Steve:
> When I use TAB to go to the next unread message, sometimes the
> display starts to move up and the whole message becomes mixed up.
> After some investigation, all I found to fix this problem is to
> Ctrl-L which redisplays the screen correctly. But this fix only
> works for a while and I can be sure that a half a dozen messages
> later the problem comes up again.
That's a problem with your TERM setting. (Though locales was a good
guess.) Mutt is pretty fancy with how it draws to the terminal, and so
it often exposes the inconsistencies if your TERM setting isn't the
same as the terminal you're using. For example, I bet your TERM is
probably set to "xterm", even though you're not using xterm at all.
Now, I *think* (and you'd have to dig into the Konsole documentation)
that the correct TERM setting for it is "xterm-color" (because it's
emulating an xterm), though there may be a more accurate setting
(check the Konsole docs). The correct setting for when you're using
putty depends on what putty is emulating; check into putty's
configuration, and set it to something useful. It's probably emulating
a VT100 terminal, and you want it to emulate something a little more
capable, like an xterm.
Setting your TERM variable depends on what shell you're using, but to
test the setting regardless of shell, use this:
env TERM=xterm mutt
Hope that helps,
~Kyle
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