Check them for what? Automatic formatting of what? I don't often do anything that I know my change any environment settings from defaults. All my Debians use the same .bashrc. All my openSUSEs and Fedoras use a similar one, and my Mageias use another that's almost the same. It's happened in the last week on 3 machines' installations, Mageia, Fedora, and Debian. I'm routinely copying output from inxi, so this is most often when I notice it happen, but when I copy more than just from inxi at once it affects all that follows once it begins.Felix, Check your /etc/vimrc or ~/.vimrc and make sure autoindent is turned off. e.g. look for: " automatically indent lines (default) " set noautoindent You can uncomment the "set noautoindent" for vi globally (I do that in my ~/.vimrc). You can also just use the command ': set noai' in vim to turn it off. I have seen konsole do this with vim active for --- well forever. It drives me nuts, so I turn autoindent off and if I need it, just type ': set ai' to turn it on when editing code. That is likely the issue if vim is involved, if not -- I have no other guesses.
Vim definitely does this and it is nothing to do with Konsole, rather with vim setup as David explain (by the way there several ways to work around that David, see p, ]p, =p with vim-unimpared, :put.... you just need to google and try out).
Not sure about inxi, but it is quite possible it is something similar. You can try running it in an xterm and compare with Konsole to see if you spot any difference.
Cheers Michele
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