Ralph Angenendt wrote:
David Mackintosh wrote:
Hiya folks,
So. Clearly I have something set incorrectly so that Mutt (and/or the
terminal I am using) do not understand the special characters. Can
anyone point me in the right direction to find the answer as to how to
fix this so that I can ditch Thunderbird and go back to Mutt?
It works for me with "TERM=gnome mutt".
Doesn't work. I probably should have mentioned that I see this problem
in these terminals:
- putty on windows
- xterm on linux
- gnome-terminal on linux
- multi-gnome-terminal on linux
- linux on linux (ie logged into the console)
Doing an export TERM=vt100 before invoking mutt sometimes, but not
always, can make some of these problems go away (but not this one).
This is an example of what I am seeing:
http://www.xdroop.com/img/mutt-terminal-drippings.jpg
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