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Re: [Help-nano] Disable justify on ^J
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Yves Goergen |
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Re: [Help-nano] Disable justify on ^J |
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Wed, 17 May 2017 21:10:23 +0200 |
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Hi all,
Sorry for the delay, I've been busy with more urgent things.
I still believe that subscribing to a mailing list is complicated,
considering what happens next: I get tons of messages that I'm not
interested in. I need to filter them away. That either eats up my entire
time, or requires some work to set up my mail program, create a folder
and set up a Move rule based on the List-Id header. This is just
something I'm not willing to do. Also, subscribing can take a long time
upfront, leaving me hanging on, depending on how fast the server sends
out confirmation mails. And when will I unsubscribe again? When the
first answer comes in? When the last answer in two years comes in? These
are only the things that come to my mind right now. I've made a
comprehensive comparison long ago. It's not that I wouldn't understand
how mailing lists work. The opposite is the case. But I know that
mailing-list evangelists won't accept these reasons. They already
haven't 15 years ago. Mailing lists are a technology of the past, like
usenet (does that still exist? I don't have access to that anymore).
Back to topic:
The unbind config seems to help a bit, but doesn't give me the desired
result. I've opened the same file on the server and pasted multi-line
text from the same local file into it. No justify was triggered, no
unrelated text was inadvertently modified. But the line break wasn't
pasted as well. The two lines I copied were pasted as one, with no space
in between. Line breaks seem to be lost in nano.
Can that be made working again?
I'm not a Terminal expert. This entire field looks completely messy to
me with so many uncoordinated options. So I'd prefer not to change
anything with those settings in PuTTY and simply stick with the defaults
that have worked without any issue for many years, except the nano issue
in the current Ubuntu system.
Yves
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Von: Chris Allegretta
Gesendet: Di, 2017-04-25 21:54 +0200
I've not never seen the issue you're describing and have used nano
over PuTTY quite a bit.
You may want try try forcing your terminal to vt100 or vt220 if you
have issues with the default setup, which can do through the putty
configuration, or forcing it on the command line on the host you're
connected to (e.g. "export TERM=vt100"). Both of Mark and Benno's
suggestions are excellent as well.
There may be an issue with nano's input mechanism switching between
raw, cooked and cbreak mode, which was done some number of time over
the course of the editor's life, but you'd have to be willing to try
several different versions in order to determine where the breakage
began with the setup you're using.
On Tue, Apr 25, 2017 at 8:40 AM, Benno Schulenberg
<address@hidden> wrote:
On Sun, Apr 23, 2017, at 12:53, Benno Schulenberg wrote:
So in your /etc/nanorc (or /root/.nanorc or /home/user/.nanorc)
on the server, add this line:
unbind ^J main
Yves? Did this have the desired effect for you?
Benno
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