Laurent Wandrebeck

Termlets are bash-centric (start with #!/bin/bash), that may explain why it doesn’t work. We’d need to split them shell by shell to use their own internals for speed, imho. See...

make; make clean; make ends with: [ 78%] Built target finalterm make[2]: Circular data/finalterm.desktop.in

Although I can see .bashrc being accessed to via strace (tested as user and root, selinux doesn’t seem to be the culprit either, nothing particuliar denied in audit.log) : [root@netbook-home-net...

I think I found the problem. In bash_startup, we have at the end: # Set up termlet aliases pushd "@PKGDATADIR@/Termlets" > /dev/null for filename in *; do alias $filename="run_termlet '$filename'"...

.bashrc is being read. thus, ls becomes say "ls --color=auto" via an alias. Then, alias is redefined « only » as "termlet ls" so we lose --color=auto. Hope it’s clearer....

That would be an easy fix. But, I think most if not all distros have an alias for ls, so everyone would lose termlet for it. Checked Fedora 20 and...

Just tried to reproduce locally (after a couple changes because the grammar does not work as-is with 2.4.0) without success. But I’m not sure if my changes make the grammar...

Hi, I was just beginning to rewrite the parsing loop of my [pet project](https://github.com/lwandrebeck/RuSh) to make it less awful when you announced pest_consume, which looks really sweet. I will give...

Hi, Seeing #418 , have you done any bench vs Pair api ? PS1: I have begun to use pair_consume, but I’m stuck for a couple days until 1) I...

I'm afraid I can't understand your question. If you do speak about installing pts on Ubuntu 22.04, or any other OS, you need to get the files either from files...