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no screen scrollback in Terminal — #1

I've recently gotten hooked on screen. I've used emacs a lot, especially to have multiple shells running in the same window, splitting windows and as a development IDE. But I like …
MacNN Troubleshooting by JNI

no screen scrollback in Terminal — #2

Read more of the screen manpage... try Ctrl-a Esc to enter scrollback/copy mode. Press Esc again to exit s/c mode. Now I just tested the above in Panther (10.3.5) and Terminal.app…
MacNN Troubleshooting by utidjian

no screen scrollback in Terminal — #3

Yeah, I can do the scroll/copy mode thing, but it's just not what I'm looking for - it's modal, a bunch of extra awkward keystrokes, doesn't work with my scroll wheel, arrow/page k…
MacNN Troubleshooting by JNI

no screen scrollback in Terminal — #4

Screen rocks. Detaching and reattaching processes is the best idea ever for command line operating systems. I do have this problem too with screen and the scrollback buffer and i…
MacNN Troubleshooting by [APi]TheMan

no screen scrollback in Terminal — #5

hi, had this problem a while ago (on the upgrade from 10.2 to 10.3), and i think the fix is the termcap. i have the terminal.app preference for "declare terminal type" set to "an…
MacNN Troubleshooting by samthecat

no screen scrollback in Terminal — #6

Hmmm. Changing the term type to ansi helped a little bit, but it's still problematic. If I do a long listing in one virtual screen, scrollbar scrolling seems to work, at least at …
MacNN Troubleshooting by JNI

no screen scrollback in Terminal — #7

Taking a look through the screen manpage. Same info is here. You can establish a separate scrollback buffer for each virtual window created by using scrollback num . I've not exper…
MacNN Troubleshooting by suthercd

no screen scrollback in Terminal — #8

hi JNI, i don't think that the scrollbar in terminal.app will ever only scroll through one screen session. that would entail apple interfacing with the screen programme, and payi…
MacNN Troubleshooting by samthecat

College computer: G5 or Powerbook? — #1

When I go to college I'm torn whether I would want to get a Powermac or a Powerbook before I go. I've had a 12" PB for a year now and while it's been awesome taking it around, I wo…
MacNN PowerPC by macintologist

College computer: G5 or Powerbook? — #2

Go for the PowerBook and AEx, and invest in a copy of OmniOutliner. The end result is quite possibly the best system ever for taking notes in class. This is what I did in college, …
MacNN PowerPC by Millennium

College computer: G5 or Powerbook? — #3

First, I gotta know what college you're going to... Catholic college - you'll never leave the room, so G5. Party school - you'll need to hide the computer for parties and be able …
MacNN PowerPC by rozwado1

College computer: G5 or Powerbook? — #4

I'd suggest the PowerBook no matter what college you're going to attend. It gives you more possibilities e.g. writing a paper sitting outside under a tree or in the college library…
MacNN PowerPC by D'Espice

College computer: G5 or Powerbook? — #5

I'll be studying music at a liberal arts college. I know I'll be taking some general classes like writing and english and math, but do I really need to take notes in those classes?…
MacNN PowerPC by macintologist

College computer: G5 or Powerbook? — #7

I my eyes - with top of the line Macs, portability is superior to power. The G5 will scream through everything you throw on it, whereas you can get the Powerbook to it's knees. B…
MacNN PowerPC by andreas_g4

College computer: G5 or Powerbook? — #8

College is one of many places where the PowerBook will shine. 1) Take notes in class 2) Record lectures to MP3 3) Can take PowerBook home over breaks 4) Can hide PowerBook in lock…
MacNN PowerPC by mitchell_pgh

College computer: G5 or Powerbook? — #9

Quote: Originally posted by macintologist: I'll be studying music at a liberal arts college. I know I'll be taking some general classes like writing and english and math…
MacNN PowerPC by mitchell_pgh

College computer: G5 or Powerbook? — #10

Save your money and keep the 12" Powerbook for a few more years. Unless you are studying graphic design or film editting, it will more than meet all your needs. Don't get caught u…
MacNN PowerPC by ort888

College computer: G5 or Powerbook? — #11

Quote: Originally posted by ort888: Save your money and keep the 12" Powerbook for a few more years. Unless you are studying graphic design or film editting, it will mor…
MacNN PowerPC by macintologist

College computer: G5 or Powerbook? — #12

Whoops, I seem to have missed that you already have a 12" PowerBook. In that case, I'll second what ort888 said. Save your money and keep your 12" PowerBook. Spend the money on a n…
MacNN PowerPC by D'Espice

College computer: G5 or Powerbook? — #13

Quote: Originally posted by macintologist: I'm sick and tired of this 32MB Nvidia card Yeah, life can be pretty rough... I know. Are you 18? Are your parents going…
MacNN PowerPC by ort888

College computer: G5 or Powerbook? — #14

Stick with the 12" for a few months and then make a decision. I know colleges in America are different, but here in the UK no-one takes laptops to lectures for notes (not in my cla…
MacNN PowerPC by drive-thru

College computer: G5 or Powerbook? — #15

Quote: Originally posted by ort888: Save your money and keep the 12" Powerbook for a few more years. Unless you are studying graphic design or film editting, it will mor…
MacNN PowerPC by TampaDeveloper

College computer: G5 or Powerbook? — #16

Quote: Originally posted by ort888: Buying a new computer every year is not something you're going to want to get in the habit of. Unless of course you are incredibly w…
MacNN PowerPC by SeSawaya

College computer: G5 or Powerbook? — #17

Many people seem to say PowerBook, but I wouldn't be so fast. I am a college student with a PowerBook and I love it, but the reason I got one is because I live 15 minutes off campu…
MacNN PowerPC by Fyre4ce
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