11 Sep
2015
11 Sep
'15
1:37 p.m.
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On 09/10/2015 05:00 AM, Leonard T Harris wrote:
I don't often use the resize command and I'm
not 100% this is a TDE issue.
I have konsole set to allow programs to resize the terminal.
When I do something like:
resize -s 25 80
it does resize the terminal, but it also waits for me to hit enter (or something) and
then complains: resize:
unknown character, exiting
This is not the behavior I normally encounter. Normally it resizes the terminal, and
clearly sets columns and
lines and exports them.
I have tried this in both bash and zsh.
This is on a box with Ubuntu 15.04 freshly installed (with just zsh and TDE added).
Hopefully someone can let me know how to make this behave normally.
Thanks in advance.
-LTH
Hi,
I tried on my system (Debian Stretch + TDE r14.1.x) and I have the same behavior. A little
of googling reveals that -s
means "use Sun escape sequences instead of VT100" which in turns causes the
error message to appear. The problem is at
least 8 years old since I can find the same question dated back to 2007.
Trying 'resize -s 25 80' followed by Ctrl+C seems to do the job, at least
visually.
Cheers
Michele
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