I cannot get rid of this text strip you can see in black color. It's a path from terminal which has stayed on screen even after closing the terminal. This issue is very frequent and goes away after I reboot. Is there anyone who had the same issue and was able to resolve it?
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I am getting a grey/white overlay when using commands that take up the entire terminal like nmon and bmon. The first image is iterm2 and the second is the base macos terminal app, both running nmon.
It is not the transparency settings as I have already disabled those, not sure what setting to change to fix this.
Is there a way to scroll up the terminal right till your previous command, no more no less?
Ubuntu or mac.
The goal is to quickly find the beginning of the previous command output without spending time on scrolling and searching for it.
If you are running a gnome-terminal (default GUI terminal on ubuntu) you can hit shift+ctrl+f, type your search terms, and hit enter. Still graphical, but no mouse required.
Or
Finding text in scrollback is a weakness of most terminal emulators; the only ones I know of that provide it are OS X Terminal and Terminator. That said, you could run GNU screen in any terminal and search its scrollback buffer in copy mode.
Usually I can scroll in vim when I open a file in the mac terminal.
However, recently, all of a sudden sometimes I am not able to.
When I go to scroll, instead the entire terminal scrolls so I see what I had previously typed in the shell.
How can I fix this?
This is new, I've been using vim for months and it has only started to happen now.
You probably messed with the mouse setting.
:help mouse-using
On my previous Debian server, I would be able to attach a screen, detach and then see the previous terminal I was working on. The buffer would still be there.
Now, when I attach a screen on my new server, the previous terminal buffer will disappear.
"clear" is being ran either pre-attachment or post-detachment of a screen, and it looks like a fresh terminal. I would like to keep the terminal in its previous state, such as after leaving a text editor like nano or vim.
Additional info: using the terminal "xterm," have tried xterm-256color (where a friend successfully solves this problem,) and vt100.
I've got interesting strange bug in Xcode. I can't find an information and can't fix it.
What happened. One day I came into office, and launched the project in XCode (I do not remember the sequence of actions), and instead of a standard keyboard cursor when editing text, I see a flashing white rectangle. The rectangle is similar to the cursor in the operating system DOS. I can not turn it off. The problem has plagued me for a second day.
Take screen shot
Buttons H, J, K, L perform cursor in the text. Backspace key does not work. Later, after some keystrokes, everything becomes normal, the cursor becomes a standard. After a few seconds, the cursor becomes black again, and everything continues to this scheme.
Additional information:
Mac mini 2011, OS Mac OSX Lion 10.7.3, XCode 4.3;
The problem only occurs in XCode;
The problem occurs with all projects;
I did not change system settings or XCode;
This is not a text selection. If you hold the left mouse button, the rectangle appears on the left of the cursor, in the normal state, the cursor is displayed on the right;
XCode reinstalled several times, with reboots the computer;
Delete all data in the folder ~ Library/Developer/ and ~/System/Library/Developer;
Connect other mouse and keyboard;
I was looking for information on google and stackoverflow.
Thank you for your answer!
I solved this problem.
Deleted XCode. Then I used the program "Find Any File" to search for files containing the title of "xcode" and deleted all files that have been found. Then reinstalled XCode and the problem disappeared.
I tried to find where the settings are XCode but did not find such information, so delete all files containing "xcode" in the title.
This happened to me and I found that I had installed xVim and hadn't noticed it since the changed don't take effect until after restarting Xcode. I removed the plugin in ~/Library/Application Support/Developer/Shared/Xcode/Plug-ins to fix the issue.