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1 Introduction 2 urxvt third TMUX 4 A few words about the clipboard and copying TTY fifth and sixth coloring framebuffer console 7 fonts and a buffer door chimes wired of virtual tty terminal Calling 8 9 Project rear console on the desktop 10 Configs 1. Introduction
The following article will provide use of multiplexer TMUX in the daily work of the terminals. It will be also embedded in a very light and quite easily configurable door chimes wired urxvt. A matter of fact it's probably not a thing that the duo would not be able to do.
It all started with a post on the forum, in which someone recommending someone else would be interested in this thing called TMUX. I doubt that anyone to do it, anyway, I threw a glance at the description of the package and I read something about sharing windows. So far I've used the terminator and somehow at first glance TMUX did not impress me, at least until the installation. But when it turned out that TMUX can also fire off the tty, then I was thinking that he could do for such termination in text mode. Not that I was still sitting in the text console, but if you can TMUX the same as the terminator, and this is no less demanding and can operate in both graphical and text, why continue to go to the terminator? As it turned out, TMUX can do much more than just a workspace to share a few windows.
Of course, this functionality with which we intend to use will translate into what will be installed. If we have our own terminal and do not use the tty, it is rather the same TMUX enough. V86d package applies to the tty. It provides a module door chimes wired that much better door chimes wired cope with the current framebuffer, which for example., You can learn at the speed of scrolling large amounts of text on the screen. I do not know if this type of behavior occurs in the open graphics drivers but it certainly applies to a closed helm nvidia. Also, if you bother us mulenie tty, you can install this package and configure, which also will be described later in this article. 2 urxvt
The default settings urxvt may frighten everyone, and the same terminal apparently feels unworthy of attention and interest. Appearances can be deceptive, however, you only need to bring the terminal to use. At the very beginning we create a config file will be located in ~ / .Xresources. Entries course, you can create manually, door chimes wired or you can generate them using the appropriate commands and here depending on whether you want to have a bare line or description, choose the one or the second command (the first creates a bare entries): $ Urutu --help 2 > & 1 | sed n '/: / s / ^ * /! Urxvt * / gp '>> ~ / .Xresources $ TERM = dump command -Pcat man urxvt | sed n' / depth: b /, / ^ BA / p '| sed' $ d '| sed' / ^ [az ] / s / ^ * / ^ / g '| sed s a s' N, s / \ n /@@/ g is P D '| sed' s, \ ^ \ ([^ @ ] \ + \) @ * [\ t] * \ ([^ \ ^] \ + \) ,! \ 2 \ n! Urxvt * \ 1 \ n \ n, g '| sed' s,@@\ (\ + \) \ n \ 1, g '| sed' s @ * $ ,, g '| sed' / ^ [ ^!] / d '| tr-d "' \` ">> ~ / .Xresources
Quite a few of these options are, and of course there are all possible. I am in your configuration did not use even half of the available parameters, door chimes wired but I managed to tune virtually all of what I had a problem.
At the very beginning of the font configuration. The following entries set the font rendering all applications, not just urxvt. It should experiment with if there are any problems with fonts: Xft.dpi 96 Xft.antialias: false Xft.rgba: none Xft.hinting: true Xft.hintstyle: hintfull
Dpi font set here to influence