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window size issues with tmux #82
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I guess I wasn't looking in the right place for the tmux log, it is here, but looks useless this is Ventura 13.6.7 the problem only happens for 'fast' cli output (stdout, cat, ls, etc), |
Anything happens if you change the font or window size? |
my fonts were reset to monaco when I moved my settings away |
am I the only one with this issue? if nobody else has it I'd like to know so I can figure out what to do about my config. to reproduce, open Therm in a largish window, I use 112x48 characters, start tmux, create a second window, "ctrl-b n" and do "ls -l" in a directory with a lot of entries. After one or two tries, only the lower 18 rows or so scroll, the text above is scrolled by just one row... otherwise works great... |
Only when running tmux 3.3a in Therm, command output seems confined to a small portion on the lower right of the screen (once the top portion of the window fills up). For example when 'stty size' reports '70 107' in tmux, '/bin/ls -l' output scrolls inside a square of about '80 17' characters, although it seems to use a slightly different size each time.
TERM is set to xterm-256color per Therm config and screen-256color per tmux config (as expected), I tried the following but reverted since it was unsuccessful:
set -g default-terminal "tmux-256color"
set -ag terminal-overrides ",xterm-256color:RGB"
also unsuccessfully tried:
tmux -f /dev/null
No problem with iTerm2 or Terminal. Not sure what else to report here, the problem presents with a source build and the Therm-0.6.4.zip binary. I never understood the point of iTerm2 tmux integration, and those settings are off (warnings on). The problem doesn't exist when editing files with vim, or opening files with less. The problem does persist when piping data to less, although characters spill out of the top of the square and sometimes it seems okay; repeated use of ctrl-l confirms the boundary problem.
I tried the rm ~/Library/Preferences/com.pancake.therm.plist step...
Darwin AAAA.asus 22.6.0 Darwin Kernel Version 22.6.0: Mon Apr 22 20:50:39 PDT 2024; root:xnu-8796.141.3.705.2~1/RELEASE_ARM64_T8103 arm64
and infocmp termcap reports attached...
infocmp-xterm-256color.txt
infocmp-screen-256color.txt
tmux -v doesn't report anything
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