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Published 20 hours ago • verified publisher icon ohmybash

console overwrites itself

Open javahaxxor opened this issue 4 years ago • 9 comments

So the console overwrites the line, with certain application almost every time, with other applications after a some work. At some point it starts overwriting itself upwards. When I remove oh-my-bash the problem dissapears. I use Konsole under KDE with Plasma. Screenshots are in order: Screenshot_20200128_144654 Screenshot_20200128_144704 Screenshot_20200128_144708 Screenshot_20200128_144711

javahaxxor avatar Jan 28 '20 13:01 javahaxxor

I have the same problem. I searched it up and apparently it's because the size of the window assumed by the terminal is not the same as your actual window size or something like that. None of the things I tried fixed it.

advilm avatar May 12 '20 23:05 advilm

+1

diced avatar May 18 '20 22:05 diced

I figured it out. Apparently I didn't have my LANG variable set to en_US.UTF-8 and it was using C which "predates unicode and does not handle 2-byte unicode characters correctly" for the locale

advilm avatar May 19 '20 02:05 advilm

+1

deimi avatar Nov 11 '20 11:11 deimi

having the same problem. I've noticed that only the current line overwrites itself - after the first line overwrites it continues as expected.

metingemil avatar Dec 18 '20 17:12 metingemil

I figured out what my problem was: OS arch the problem was with my locale -> the LANG and LC_CTYPE env vars. resolved it by - edit /etc/locale.gen and uncomment en_US.UTF-8 UTF-8 - run $ locale-gen - create /etc/locale.conf and add LANG=en_US.UTF-8

metingemil avatar Dec 19 '20 23:12 metingemil

image

javahaxxor avatar Apr 23 '21 10:04 javahaxxor

still broken ..

javahaxxor avatar Apr 23 '21 10:04 javahaxxor

Same issue for me on Windows using Windows Terminal

asos-robbell avatar Jul 08 '21 08:07 asos-robbell