DECterm and/or dlogin oddities
George Robbins
grr at cbmvax.commodore.com
Thu Feb 15 10:00:03 AEST 1990
In article <1994 at sunquest.UUCP> terry at sunquest.UUCP (Terry Friedrichsen) writes:
> I noted the following problems in Ultrix 3.0, but I just waited, figuring
> they would be solved in 3.1. But they're still there, so ...
>
> 1) in a DECterm window, try using more(1) to read a document that is
> several pages long (10 or so should do). you will notice that mostly,
> the screen gets repainted for the new page, but sometimes, it scrolls
> instead (usually abandoning the scroll halfway through and finishing
> up in a quick burst). repainting is fast, but scrolling isn't. so
> why doesn't the software pick a method and stick to it? anyone know
> what is really going on here?
Isn't this a "more" optimization? Are you really using the Ultrix "more"
or some substitue like "less"?
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