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Date: Sat, 19 May 2001 01:10:21 +0100
From: Alan Third <alan@idiocy.org>
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Subject: DEC VT220 and zsh...
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OK, I'm stumped. I got a DEC VT220, connected it to my internet
gateway box and stuck a getty on it. Everything is fine until I try to
run zsh, which doesn't seem to do anything.

I had to change my login shell to bash, which works happily. The only
thing I wasn't expecting is that $TERM is "linux" rather than "vt220",
could this be affecting zsh?

I'm running the unstable version of debian (whatever it's called these
days...)

oscar:/home/alan>echo $ZSH_VERSION 
4.0.1-pre-3

Any ideas or anything blatantly obvious that I'm missing?

Thanks!
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Alan Third
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,p=p*p-q*q+a,q=x));done;((c=(i/4)%8));echo -n "\e[4${c}m ";done;done