Debian bug report logs - #621
color xterm as default?

Package: xbaseR6; Reported by: rdr@legislate.com (Raul Miller); 90 days old.

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From: rdr@legislate.com (Raul Miller)
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Subject: color xterm as default?

Package: xbaseR6

When re-installing xbaseR6, I ran into a problem where if I select the
color xterm as the default I get a really strange display in xterm.
Each character is accompanied by a solid block.  Backspace indicates
that the size of a character was not supposed to have changed (thus
there's a bunch of garbage characters on the screen when start
line-editing).

Reverting to mono-xterm restored normal behavior (and color xterm
works fine under those conditions).

Raul Miller

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From: rdr@legislate.com (Raul Miller)
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Package: xbaseR6

When re-installing xbaseR6, I ran into a problem where if I select the
color xterm as the default I get a really strange display in xterm.
Each character is accompanied by a solid block.  Backspace indicates
that the size of a character was not supposed to have changed (thus
there's a bunch of garbage characters on the screen when start
line-editing).

Reverting to mono-xterm restored normal behavior (and color xterm
works fine under those conditions).

Raul Miller


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