Johan Walles

@danie-dejager could you please ask for a review of your spec file here? https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/enter_bug.cgi?product=Fedora&format=fedora-review

@danie-dejager have you gotten your spec file reviewed in RedHat's Bugzilla? https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/enter_bug.cgi?product=Fedora&format=fedora-review If you could add a link here to your Bugzilla ticket that would be super!

Do you have access to Windows and cmder? If so, can you verify that both marking and mouse scroll works with: ``` moor --mousemode=select some-file.txt ```

And the same test for ConEmu?

So four things to test with that command line: * marking text in `moor --mousemode=select` on cmder * mouse scroll in `moor --mousemode=select` on cmder * marking text in `moor...

Thanks for checking! My approach so far has been to treat mouse scrolling as more important than selecting text. So if mouse scrolling stops working in those terminals with `--mousemode=select`,...

Does mouse scrolling not work with `moor` in those terminals if you call it like this? ``` moor --mousemode=scroll ``` If that's the case, those terminals simply don't support mouse...

Actually if `moor`'s choice is between: * Nothing (because mouse scroll isn't supported anyway) * Selection works Then "just selection" is better than "neither mouse scroll nor selection". If you...

Do you want to get rid of syntax highlighting for: * All files? * Only some files? But to answer your question, moor has always tried to syntax highlight all...

Every tool I know of (except for `less`) does syntax highlighting. How have you disabled syntax highlighting in other tools?