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Igor I'm using Emacs running in urxvt and I can't get italics to work in Emacs despite terminal support. Here is my current setup: I haven't set it yet $TERM, so it's the default rxvt-unicode-256color. Mine is ~/.Xdefaultsdefined URxvt.font: xft:Inconsolata:si
Eastafri I'm a bit new to emacs. I am editing a document in latex and I want to write some words in italics. I want a simple macro where if you put the cursor on a word and press a key combination, the word is surrounded by italics like this \textit{word}. Is
Eastafri I'm a bit new to emacs. I am editing a document in latex and I want to write some words in italics. I want a simple macro where if you put the cursor on a word and press a key combination, the word is surrounded by italics like this \textit{word}. Is
Brian I've only recently started experimenting with a urxvtterminal emulator instead xterm. I'm a heavy tmuxuser so had to get the two to work together seamlessly. I've noticed that when running tmuxinternally urxvt, there is some strange behavior when selecti
Brian I've only recently started experimenting with a urxvtterminal emulator instead xterm. I'm a heavy tmuxuser so had to get the two to work together seamlessly. I've noticed that when running tmuxinternally urxvt, there is some strange behavior when selecti
Brian I've only recently started experimenting with a urxvtterminal emulator instead xterm. I'm a heavy tmuxuser so had to get the two to work together seamlessly. I've noticed that when running tmuxinternally urxvt, there is some strange behavior when selecti
Brian I've only recently started experimenting with a urxvtterminal emulator instead xterm. I'm a heavy tmuxuser so had to get the two to work together seamlessly. I've noticed that when running tmuxinternally urxvt, there is some strange behavior when selecti
Susam Pal I am using Debian (Jessie). My ~/.vimrc file contains the following statement. colorscheme murphy
My ~/.Xresources file contains the following properties. URxvt.background: #000000
URxvt.foreground: #e0e0e0
URxvt.scrollBar: false
URxvt.borderless: t
Susam Pal I am using Debian (Jessie). My ~/.vimrc file contains the following statement. colorscheme murphy
My ~/.Xresources file contains the following properties. URxvt.background: #000000
URxvt.foreground: #e0e0e0
URxvt.scrollBar: false
URxvt.borderless: t
Buffalo I am currently rxvt-unicodeusing as a terminal emulator. Since I also like the configurability of GNOME and KDE's terminal emulators, I'm wondering if there is some sort of alternative that can replace GNOME or KDE Terminal, but rxvt-unicodewith more f
Buffalo I am currently rxvt-unicodeusing as a terminal emulator. Since I also like the configurability of GNOME and KDE's terminal emulators, I'm wondering if there is some sort of alternative that can replace GNOME or KDE Terminal, but rxvt-unicodewith more f
Buffalo I am currently rxvt-unicodeusing as a terminal emulator. Since I also like the configurability of GNOME and KDE's terminal emulators, I'm wondering if there is some sort of alternative that would replace GNOME or KDE Terminal, but rxvt-unicodewith more
random document I don't understand why rxvt-unicodesome unicode characters are not displayed correctly, like ☁or ☂both ⚡. As shown in the screenshot, these symbols are replaced by a small box: Here is my locale: LANG=en_US.UTF-8
LANGUAGE=en_US:en
LC_CTYPE=
random document I don't understand why rxvt-unicodesome unicode characters are not displayed correctly, like ☁or ☂both ⚡. As shown in the screenshot, these symbols are replaced by a small box: Here is my locale: LANG=en_US.UTF-8
LANGUAGE=en_US:en
LC_CTYPE=
random document I don't understand why rxvt-unicodesome unicode characters are not displayed correctly, like ☁or ☂both ⚡. As shown in the screenshot, these symbols are replaced by a small box: Here is my locale: LANG=en_US.UTF-8
LANGUAGE=en_US:en
LC_CTYPE=
username When I run emacs in terminal mode with the global-linum-mode option enabled, the line numbers are very close to my text, which really annoys the eyes. Is there a way to separate line numbers from text in Emacs? Anton Kovalenko Try setting linum-format
username When I run emacs in terminal mode with the global-linum-mode option enabled, the line numbers are very close to my text, which really annoys the eyes. Is there a way to separate line numbers from text in Emacs? Anton Kovalenko Try setting linum-format
username When I run emacs in terminal mode with the global-linum-mode option enabled, the line numbers are very close to my text, which really annoys the eyes. Is there a way to separate line numbers from text in Emacs? Anton Kovalenko Try setting linum-format
username When I run emacs in terminal mode with the global-linum-mode option enabled, the line numbers are very close to my text, which really annoys the eyes. Is there a way to separate line numbers from text in Emacs? Anton Kovalenko Try setting linum-format
Charles S I am trying to use numix icons for rxvt-unicode. I didn't find an up-to-date discussion on this topic, but the ones I'm following are: https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=166210 My /.Xdefaults looks like: URxvt*iconFile: /usr/share/icons/Numix
Mark I want to map keybindings Ctrl++ to Shift. I managed to map + as follows. The corresponding entry isTabrxvt-unicodeCtrlTab.Xresources URxvt.keysym.Control-Tab: \033[27;5;9~
Confirm that this mapping is valid using :cat -v $ cat -v
^[[27;5;9~
^[[27;5;9~T
Sebastian I'm trying to learn more about linux by exploring r/unixporn. I'm running on Debian Jessie Xfce and have the following: apt-get install libperl-dev git clone https://github.com/exg/rxvt-unicode.git ./configure --prefix=/usr --enable-everything && mak
Sahinism Using some node.jstools like mochain my urxvtterminal, I have some problems with colored output. As you can see here , some text with color code 90 will disappear in the terminal. tput colorsThe output is: 256 and use the following command: (x=`tput o
Charles S I am trying to use numix icons for rxvt-unicode. I didn't find an up-to-date discussion on this topic, but the ones I'm following are: https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=166210 My /.Xdefaults looks like: URxvt*iconFile: /usr/share/icons/Numix
Mark I want to map keybindings Ctrl++ to Shift. I managed to map + as follows. The corresponding entry isTabrxvt-unicodeCtrlTab.Xresources URxvt.keysym.Control-Tab: \033[27;5;9~
Confirm that this mapping is valid using :cat -v $ cat -v
^[[27;5;9~
^[[27;5;9~T
Sebastian I'm trying to learn more about linux by exploring r/unixporn. I'm running on Debian Jessie Xfce and have the following: apt-get install libperl-dev git clone https://github.com/exg/rxvt-unicode.git ./configure --prefix=/usr --enable-everything && mak
Charles S I am trying to use numix icons for rxvt-unicode. I didn't find an up-to-date discussion on this topic, but the ones I'm following are: https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=166210 My /.Xdefaults looks like: URxvt*iconFile: /usr/share/icons/Numix
Guillermo How to set rxvt as default terminal in Ubuntu? judge Install rxvt on your system and run it sudo update-alternatives --config x-terminal-emulator. Then select rxvt, and you're done.
Abrit Pal Singh Whenever I log out, rxvt resets to its ugly out-of-the-box look. Then I had to run the following command to restore my settings. xrdb ~/.Xresourses
Do I need to do this every time I log out? Please help this is what it looks like after login.