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Subject:	Re: WARNING: terminal is not fully functional
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> As the default termcap already includes an entry for rxvt-cygwin-native
> as a convenience for cygwin users, it should probably be updated to also
> include an entry for rxvt-cygwin. =C2=A0The three entries: rxvt, rxvt-cyg=
win-native, rxvt-cygwin
> differ only in their ACS (line draw) character string, which only works
> if you're using an OEM-recoded font...so, using TERM=3Drxvt is probably
> good enough for both variants, for most people. =C2=A0(I know of only one
> OEM-recoded font: "Lucida ConsoleP")

$ TERM=3Drxvt man ls
gives the good behaviour.

>> I just have the following in my .Xdefaults:
>> Rxvt*termName: rxvt
>> Looks like it is ignored.
>>
>> So is it a bug?
>
> Maybe, but maybe not. =C2=A0Rxvt looks for the .Xdefault using the follow=
ing
> construction:
>
> getenv("HOME") + "/.Xdefaults"
>
> It does NOT use getpwent() to figure out your home directory from
> /etc/passwd. =C2=A0Therefore, if you start rxvt "fron Windows" (e.g. usin=
g a
> shortcut), then Rxvt can find ~/.Xdefaults ONLY if you have set %HOME%
> using the Windows Environment settings tool. =C2=A0My guess is that on yo=
ur
> brand new installation, you haven't done this -- so the behavior is
> expected.

I have not defined HOME but I can confirm that rxvt is reading
.Xdefault as I use it to define the window size, colors, font size...
I have tried to add HOME in Windows env. var but it did not change
anything (either with a DOS path or a Cygwin path).

So there is something strange with this TERM thing and rxvt.

Fr=C3=A9d=C3=A9ric

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