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<code>Bug#6710</code>; Package <code>ncurses-base</code>.


debian-bugs-dist@lists.debian.orgMichael Alan Dorman <mdorman@lot49.med.miami.edu>

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Package: ncurses-base
Version: 1.9.9e-1

ncurses-base includes a minimal set of terminal definitions,
but it's a little too minimal.  It should have "xterms" in
there as well.



<strong>Acknowledgement sent</strong> to <code>Nathan Myers &lt;ncm@cantrip.org&gt;</code>:<br>
New bug report received and forwarded.  Copy sent to <code>Michael Alan Dorman &lt;mdorman@lot49.med.miami.edu&gt;</code>.


-t

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Package: ncurses-base
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ncurses-base includes a minimal set of terminal definitions,
but it's a little too minimal.  It should have "xterms" in
there as well.



<strong>Information forwarded</strong> to <code>debian-bugs-dist@lists.debian.org, Michael Alan Dorman &lt;mdorman@lot49.med.miami.edu&gt;</code>:<br>
<code>Bug#6710</code>; Package <code>ncurses-base</code>.


debian-bugs-dist@lists.debian.orgMichael Alan Dorman <mdorman@lot49.med.miami.edu>

Subject: Bug#6710: ncurses-base insufficient
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> ncurses-base includes a minimal set of terminal definitions,
> but it's a little too minimal.  It should have "xterms" in
> there as well.

It has "xterm".  What is "xterms"?
                                             
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-t

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> ncurses-base includes a minimal set of terminal definitions,
> but it's a little too minimal.  It should have "xterms" in
> there as well.

It has "xterm".  What is "xterms"?
                                             
                                          Brian
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<strong>Information forwarded</strong> to <code>debian-bugs-dist@lists.debian.org, Michael Alan Dorman &lt;mdorman@lot49.med.miami.edu&gt;</code>:<br>
<code>Bug#6710</code>; Package <code>ncurses-base</code>.


debian-bugs-dist@lists.debian.orgMichael Alan Dorman <mdorman@lot49.med.miami.edu>

Subject: Bug#6710: ncurses-base insufficient
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To: 6710@bugs.debian.org, bcwhite@verisim.com, ncm@cantrip.org

> Nathan Myers <ncm@cantrip.org>:
>> ncurses-base includes a minimal set of terminal definitions,
>> but it's a little too minimal.  It should have "xterms" in
>> there as well.

Brian C. White <bcwhite@verisim.com>:
> It has "xterm".  What is "xterms"?

xterms is "standard xterm", meaning a fixed 80x24 window.  This is 
mostly used with older programs that can't cope with a variable-size 
window, and when using rlogin to connect to or from other machines on 
a network which are full of such programs.

The problem that "xterms" solves is that some programs used in an 
xterm window would otherwise believe that the saveLines are part of 
the visible screen, and format accordingly.  The "xterms" designation
hides the saveLines from them.  

Nathan Myers
ncm@cantrip.org



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> Nathan Myers <ncm@cantrip.org>:
>> ncurses-base includes a minimal set of terminal definitions,
>> but it's a little too minimal.  It should have "xterms" in
>> there as well.

Brian C. White <bcwhite@verisim.com>:
> It has "xterm".  What is "xterms"?

xterms is "standard xterm", meaning a fixed 80x24 window.  This is 
mostly used with older programs that can't cope with a variable-size 
window, and when using rlogin to connect to or from other machines on 
a network which are full of such programs.

The problem that "xterms" solves is that some programs used in an 
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hides the saveLines from them.  

Nathan Myers
ncm@cantrip.org



<strong>Severity set to `wishlist'.</strong>
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severity 3036 wishlist
severity 3904 wishlist
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<strong>Bug closed, send any further explanations to Nathan Myers &lt;ncm@cantrip.org&gt;</strong>
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# Some obscure bug in ncurses3.4 upgrades from rex to hamm...
close 17915

# Long-vanished, mysterious bug in tic
close 27607

# ncurses4's doc directory symlink - long fixed
close 29023

# Can not reproduce, and very old
close 30006

# Fixed in current ncurses-bin
close 31229

# window.3 is correct now
close 34384

# __register_frame_info upgrade issue - we depend on glibc2.2 now, this
# won't happen (not the same way at least).
close 34658

# This sounds like a good idea, but not a bug.
severity 40325 wishlist
merge 34182 40325
merge 34182 65683

# Fixed in libncurses5-dev's man pages
close 46325
close 47005

# libncurses4-dev doesn't even have most of the documentation in question
# any more.
close 53282

# The man page attr(3ncurses) is correct now.
close 53962

# Not a bug.
close 54645

# We're back to providing ncurses-base, for now at least.
close 54702

# Not true any more - potato/powerpc still has messed up libncurses4, but
# no libncurses4-dev at all, and everything else is ok.
close 54837

# He even says they're the same bug... merge libncurses4 and libncurses5
# bugs.
merge 54659 55091

# The symlink to /etc/terminfo/x/xterm-color is share in current packages
close 55996

# This bug no longer exists; mutt can bind the insert key.
close 56083

# Closed in ncurses5 - I'd always wondered what caused this bug...
close 56789

# Closed by the evil manpage witchery
close 57660
close 57212

# Default colors work fine now.
close 57343

# Fairly sure this works correctly now.  Hybrid barely-slink systems
# are not that easy to find for testing on now :)
close 57489

# This looks to be the same as 55996 above.
close 58140

# Gone in current curses.h
close 61088

# I disagree.  xterms is an exotic terminfo, because it isn't used by Debian
# xterm; it's fine where it is.
close 6710

# termcap-compat is so gone, and I can't reproduce this.
close 3830

# Whatis parse passes for all manpages now
close 86341
close 28827

# Wow, was I ever that out of it?
close 30382

# This symlink comes from termcap-compat.
close 56060

# No future development on libncurses4 while it's in oldlibs...
# I'd rather just let it die.  Very little still uses it, even
# commercially.
close 56513


###
# Fixed bugs in incorporated NMUs
close 20291
close 24996
close 30109
close 31375
close 35422
close 42357
close 46000
close 46685
close 47381
close 50756
close 56057

# That's not fixed!  At least, it's not clear that it is.
severity 55263 normal

thanks

-- 
Daniel Jacobowitz                           Debian GNU/Linux Developer
Monta Vista Software                              Debian Security Team
                         "I am croutons!"