James Holderness

FYI, XTerm uses `OSC 22` for setting the mouse cursor shape and so does Mintty, but they support completely different sets of cursor names (I'm assuming XTerm is using the...

On both Mintty and XTerm you can reset it by giving a cursor name that's not recognised, e.g. `printf "\e]22;putitbacktowhatitwas\e\\"` Mintty also accepts a blank name as a way to...

FYI, this is a known issue in Windows Terminal. https://github.com/microsoft/terminal/issues/32

In retrospect, you're probably just using the `indn` capability, and given that `ind` is defined as `LF`, it seems personally reasonable to expect `indn` to work in an equivalent way....

> i have all expected output in my scrollback at 80x24 on XTerm 368: Yeah, XTerm doesn't have the problem - it's only on Konsole and VTE-based terminals like Gnome...

> it looks like the lost text is from the first run. what happens if you run `notcurses-info`, and then run some other scroll-generating program, `dmesg | tail -n 29`...

> but i thought you were seeing this on XTerm? I think I misled you by putting the `TERM` value before the actual terminal name in the original report. But...

Fitting on screen isn't the problem - at least that's not the problem I'm complaing about. Let's say your screen is 37 lines high, which should be plenty of space...

Note that Tektronix mode isn't like Sixel or ReGIS, which are designed to be mixed in with VT sequences. It's an entirely separate emulation. On the original DEC terminals, the...

Yeah, but the DEC graphics terminals were able to emulate Tektronix graphics (using DEC private mode 38), and modern terminal emulators that emulate DEC terminals will emulate their emulation of...