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<n3o>
Hello there
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<n3o>
I get an error when doing clear in foot
<n3o>
'foot': unknown terminal tpe
<n3o>
type*
<n3o>
I'm on Manjaro Linux running river compositor (I have the foot-terminfo installed from the AUR)
<n3o>
warn: wayland.c:1261: text input interface not implemented by compositor; IME will be disabled <- When running river, I only get this warning
<n3o>
Doing "term=linux" in an opened terminal fixes that terminal but doesn't apply to others
<dnkl>
n3o: arch has a newer ncurses that provides the foot terminfo files. If manjaro doesn't have that yet, you can use the foot-extra terminfos from the foot-terminfo package
<dnkl>
Follow the instructions on the aur page for foot-terminfo
<dnkl>
cbb: the vim devs wonder if we can change our secondary DA response. Specifically, the leading '1', as they worry our response will collide with other terminals' respondes (since most terminals reply with their version number)
<dnkl>
Thoughts?
<dnkl>
They seem to rely on TERM and the DA response to identity a terminal
<dnkl>
And seem unwilling to add additional queries
<dnkl>
cbb: thanks, that last update finally makes sense... I wasn't sure what the "DCS problem" was... But DCS *queries*, that I can understand can cause issues
<cbb>
dnkl: yeah I confused myself for a moment...
<cbb>
dnkl: did you study the xterm code to implement modifyOtherKeys=2 ?