01:15 <runxiyu> the mate file manager?

01:15 <runxiyu> or are you referring to cage

12:11 <c7s> hi, is there a way I can set a shell to change the window title to the current working directory? I assume there's some kind of escape code to do that? just wondering if anyone's done something similar in case there's unexpected problems that have already been solved

12:56 <cbb> c7s: the sequence for that is mentioned in the foot-ctlseqs(7) man page

12:56 <cbb> second item in the "OSC" section

13:00 <cbb> how to actually use it like that depends on which shell you're using

15:07 <c7s> tyty

15:11 <jpp> and grosminet :D

17:43 <bent_fingers> runxiyu: my bad, i meant chafa https://github.com/hpjansson/chafa

18:10 <delthas> just a random thought, but given that vaxis is able to dynamically detect all the escape sequences supported by the terminal; we could possibly create a shell program wrapper that when invoked detects the terminal escape sequences dynamically, writes that to a temporary dynmically generated terminfo file, sets $TERM to that, then invokes the given program

18:11 <delthas> like we can call it "fixterm", and then $ fixterm myLegacyTermProgram would make myLegacyTermProgram work regardless of the current $TERM

21:09 <rockorager> delthas: that’s a cool idea. would be really useful over ssh if you haven’t installed the terminfo locally

21:10 <rockorager> termshimfo

21:20 <delthas> we could even make it just generate and return the path to the terminfo file so that you could just add to your bashrc export TERM=$(fixterm) and that would "just work" for any program run over ssh since that would be loaded on login

21:46 <rockorager> It would be pretty slow to do the round trips, but you could check XTVERSION and only refresh if there isn’t a local match

21:46 <rockorager> Couldmt call it fixterm, too close to fixterms the predecessor to kitty keyboard