Re: screen:

Re: screen:

[Ken Perry]

I found it at a sunsite mirror the address is

ftp ftp.rge.com 

the directory I think is

/pub/systems/linux/sunsite/apps/comm

but don't quote me on that your best bet is to get the index at the
sunsite and search for screen.  There is two programs that do the same
thing Iscreen is a version of screen that doesn't need elf where as screen
3.71 needs elf to compile.

Ken /whistler

On Wed, 4 Dec 1996, Daniel J. Macdonald wrote:

> Luke Davis said:
> >
> > Hi, all, again:
> >
> > Has anyone tried to compile screen version 3.7.1 under linux?
>  
> Where might I find this?  I have a real need for it and havent found
> the source for it...
>  
> TIA
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screen:

[Luke Davis]

Hi, all, again:

Has anyone tried to compile screen version 3.7.1 under linux?

What about modem voice support?

-Luke
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Re: screen:

[AARON HOWELL]

Hi there.
Screen 3.7.1 builds fine under linux.
However there is a problem with bash as distributed with some versions of
slackware.
If screen's configure process dies with the error
configure: no tgetent no screen
Then it means you are running a broken version of bash and should upgrade.
Latest release is bash-1.14.7 from
ftp://prep.ai.mit.edu/pub/gnu/bash-1.14.7.tar.gz
This also fixes a number of security holes in older versions of bash.
Regards
Aaron


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Re: screen:

[Travis Siegel]

> Has anyone tried to compile screen version 3.7.1 under linux?

Yes, I have successfully compiled screen-3.7.2 last week, and it worked
just fine.  What trouble are you having?


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Re: screen:

[Daniel J. Macdonald]

Luke Davis said:
>
> Hi, all, again:
>
> Has anyone tried to compile screen version 3.7.1 under linux?
 
Where might I find this?  I have a real need for it and havent found
the source for it...
 
TIA
 
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Re: screen:

[AARON HOWELL]

In case anyone is interested...
Beta versions of screen are available with support for braille terminals,
as well as all the existing nifty features of screen.
Check them out in ftp://ftp.uni-erlangen.de/pub/utilities/screen/braille
Latest is 3.8.4 I believe screen-3.8.4.tar.gz
Though its been a week or so since I checked.
TTYL
Aaron


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Re: screen:

[Luke Davis]

As soon as I get back on my other machine, I'll send the address from
where I got the program.

Btw, I'm writing this from a terminal (myna palmtop computer, running the
commo com program, the ibm screenreader, and the dectalk), which is
running the kermit program on my linux system, congrats to my self for
getting it working!:)
 On Wed, 4 Dec 1996, Ken Perry wrote:

> 
> I found it at a sunsite mirror the address is
> 
> ftp ftp.rge.com 
> 
> the directory I think is
> 
> /pub/systems/linux/sunsite/apps/comm
> 
> but don't quote me on that your best bet is to get the index at the
> sunsite and search for screen.  There is two programs that do the same
> thing Iscreen is a version of screen that doesn't need elf where as screen
> 3.71 needs elf to compile.
> 
> Ken /whistler
> 
> On Wed, 4 Dec 1996, Daniel J. Macdonald wrote:
> 
> > Luke Davis said:
> > >
> > > Hi, all, again:
> > >
> > > Has anyone tried to compile screen version 3.7.1 under linux?
> >  
> > Where might I find this?  I have a real need for it and havent found
> > the source for it...
> >  
> > TIA
> >  
> > --
> >  
> >          ZAP!
> >  
> > |---------------------------------------------------------------------|
> > | <GrayBeard the Wizard>  |  There is no creativity in certainty;     |
> > | AKA Dan MacDonald       |  no discovery in absolutes;               |
> > | macddj@sncac.snc.edu    |  no breakthrough ideas birthed            |
> > | [TEAM OS/2]             |  in the bright light of established fact. |
> > |---------------------------------------------------------------------|
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> > |---------------------------------------------------------------------|
> >  
> > 
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Re: screen:

[Travis Siegel]

> > Has anyone tried to compile screen version 3.7.1 under linux?
>  
> Where might I find this?  I have a real need for it and havent found
> the source for it...


You can find screen-3.7.2.tar.gz (renamed because of being on a dos
partition) at softcon.com in the /linux directory.  Filename screen37.tgz.
Hope that helps.

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