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From:	"Salvador Eduardo Tropea (SET)" <salvador AT inti DOT gov DOT ar>
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To:	Anders T/rnqvist <Anders DOT Tornqvist AT era DOT ericsson DOT se>, djgpp AT delorie DOT com
Date:	Wed, 17 Feb 1999 11:10:27 +0000
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Subject:	Re: TERM problem running Rhide on Linux
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Anders Törnqvist <Anders DOT Tornqvist AT era DOT ericsson DOT se> wrote:

> Now I'm trying to run Rhide on Linux and X.

You won't have too much luck ;-)
 
> Rhide will not start if the TERM environment variable
> is set to something else than 'xterm'.

Not true, I use other.

> I want to set it to 'xterm-rhide' to try my own terminfo.
> 
> Does anybody have any suggestion how I shall solve this?

I think your problem is that 'xterm-rhide' doesn't even exist or have 
something very wrong (like not compiled). 
Also: I improved the look of TVision under X, now the frames of the windows 
looks as frames and aren't just ASCII art ;-)
Additionally: I don't recomend using xterm terminal, try another X terminal. 
Eterm is excellent.
Currently I'm not improving TVision to run in X terminals because I don't 
have time for it, but if you want to help I can tell you what's needed.
My plan is to fully support Eterm, that's the only X terminal I know that can 
report most of the keys (if not all). But for that I need to extend the 
ncurses functionallity.

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