Hi Kyle, Thanks for your answer which I read, re-read again and again because things are not as clear for me as they are for you ;-) (see below). Le 26-11-2007, à 09:34:45 -0600, Kyle Wheeler (kyle-mutt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx) a écrit : > Lignes : 44 > > On Monday, November 26 at 03:10 PM, quoth Steve: > > When I use TAB to go to the next unread message, sometimes the > > display starts to move up and the whole message becomes mixed up. > > After some investigation, all I found to fix this problem is to > > Ctrl-L which redisplays the screen correctly. But this fix only > > works for a while and I can be sure that a half a dozen messages > > later the problem comes up again. > > That's a problem with your TERM setting. (Though locales was a good > guess.) Mutt is pretty fancy with how it draws to the terminal, and so > it often exposes the inconsistencies if your TERM setting isn't the > same as the terminal you're using. For example, I bet your TERM is > probably set to "xterm", even though you're not using xterm at all. Good bet. echo $TERM xterm > Now, I *think* (and you'd have to dig into the Konsole documentation) > that the correct TERM setting for it is "xterm-color" (because it's > emulating an xterm), though there may be a more accurate setting > (check the Konsole docs). I tried to export TERM=xterm-color but the problem arised again. > The correct setting for when you're using > putty depends on what putty is emulating; check into putty's > configuration, and set it to something useful. It's probably emulating > a VT100 terminal, and you want it to emulate something a little more > capable, like an xterm. In putty, Connection -> Data is currently set to xterm. I tried several different values found in the litterature (uxterm, putty, linuxi ..) and still the same problem.. > Setting your TERM variable depends on what shell you're using, but to > test the setting regardless of shell, use this: > > env TERM=xterm mutt Also tried this and .. shoul I precise? > Hope that helps, Well no, still totally stuck. Any other suggestions ? Thanks a lot, Steve > ~Kyle > -- > The future is here. It's just not widely distributed yet. > -- William Gibson >
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