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Theres no scroll bar, to see the previous terminal display.
Kindly any fix?
Thankyou
Last edited by makh (2017-11-22 06:29:54)
HP Probook 440 G2: Arch, Debian Stable
Others: Devuan, Centos, Ubuntu, Opensuse
GUI: Openbox, Xfce, Cinnamon
Chroot: Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora
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The little bit I've played with ascii I've noticed that the scrollbar on some GTK3 apps (synaptic for one) is rather hidden and very thin even when it does appear. So try playing with your mouse to see if that's the problem in your case.
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It's years since I've used it, but it's highly configurable from the menu. e.g. you can enable the scrollbar change the colours, fonts and set it up as a login shell, etc.
You can also scroll any terminal emulator in the same way as a VT (usually by SHIFT+PgUp/PgDn).
Finally, for commands which spit out many lines, you may not have a large enough scroll back buffer, so either increase it or just pipe your command output to a pager such as less, e.g:
$ ls -al|less
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Hi
Can anyone confirm, this issue is on his xfce also?
HP Probook 440 G2: Arch, Debian Stable
Others: Devuan, Centos, Ubuntu, Opensuse
GUI: Openbox, Xfce, Cinnamon
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Hi
Can anyone confirm, this issue is on his xfce also?
No problem here with my xfce4-terminal in ascii. As I suspected and mentioned above the scrollbar is nearly invisible until the lines go beyond the end of the page. Then a very narrow nearly invisible gray bar only a few mm wide pops up. Clicking on it turns the clearlooks color. Move the cursor away and it's invisible again. It's yet another GTK3 annoyance. There are also several scrollbar options in Preferences so make sure it's not disabled there.
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Right click in the terminal window and select "show menu bar" if it's not already enabled. Then from the menu bar select 'edit', 'preferences'. You can then configure it to your liking...
Or find the related dotfile in ~/.config/xfce4/terminal/terminalrc
Three possible states for the scroll bar:
1.
ScrollingBar=TERMINAL_SCROLLBAR_LEFT
2.
ScrollingBar=TERMINAL_SCROLLBAR_NONE
3.
Unspecified (default position on the right)
And if you mess it up, just rm ~/.config/xfce4/terminal/terminalrc and start afresh.
Self explanatory?
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Hi
Checking into:
Applications > Settings > Appearance > Style
I solved it by choosing:
Crux instead of "Clearlooks-Phenix-Purpy"
Strange there is no side bar for terminal in "crux", rest were working.
Thankyou
HP Probook 440 G2: Arch, Debian Stable
Others: Devuan, Centos, Ubuntu, Opensuse
GUI: Openbox, Xfce, Cinnamon
Chroot: Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora
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Happy to hear that you got that sorted. I hadn't thought to ask about themes other than mention the havoc that GTK3 is causing. There are many outdated, unusable themes in the repos. I am just now getting around to theming ascii. The wallpaper is almost finished then I'll move on to the window theme. I already know that there are problems with CPP so will have to find something else to use as a base.
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