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I've been having a weird an inconsistent issue with konsole. Suppose |
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I'm in a directory with a lot of files, like my mp3 folder. Then |
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suppose I want to play one with, say, mplayer. So I type |
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rpbarlow@lappy786 /mnt/booty/data/music $ mplayer Yo |
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and I hit tab to get it to do some completion. The weird thing is that |
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I often will hear the beep, signifying that it needs me to type the next |
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character(s) to further specify the file, but it won't show what it has |
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typed so far. In other words, bash has already written things out to |
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stdout, but I still see |
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rpbarlow@lappy786 /mnt/booty/data/music $ mplayer Yo |
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in konsole. This doesn't happen if I am in one of the Atl-Fn terminals, |
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which leads me to believe it's a konsole issue. |
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Another time I see this behavior is after a program is done it doesn't |
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always give me back the prompt, |
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rpbarlow@lappy786 /mnt/booty/data/music $ |
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If I type something all of a sudden it shows up. It seems like konsole |
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isn't flushing its output buffers when it should. Is this something I |
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can configure better, or a bug, or what? |
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Randy Barlow |
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http://electronsweatshop.com |
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