Brian wrote:
> That does work: C-a [ allows scrolling with 'screen bash' and 'byobu' or
> 'screen byobu'
>
> This is different from the behavior of byobu in 11.04,
Oh, ok. If that worked before with byobu, that was likely a feature of
byobu (despite I wonder how they managed to do that :-).
It maybe related to the fact that byobu switched from using screen to
using tmux by default a while ago.
> but may not be a bug in screen
Depends. Now that you mentioned that this is some kind of regression
it may be considered as feature wish for screen.
> (I'm not sure what 'screen bash' did since I only used byobu in
> 11.04).
Likely the same as now. There hasn't changed much in screen in Ubuntu
the last years. Even raring still has 4.0.3.
> It also may not be a bug in byobu if the functionality change was
> intentional; I just noticed that change now upon upgrade to 12.04.
Hi Brian,
Brian wrote:
> That does work: C-a [ allows scrolling with 'screen bash' and 'byobu' or
> 'screen byobu'
>
> This is different from the behavior of byobu in 11.04,
Oh, ok. If that worked before with byobu, that was likely a feature of
byobu (despite I wonder how they managed to do that :-).
It maybe related to the fact that byobu switched from using screen to
using tmux by default a while ago.
> but may not be a bug in screen
Depends. Now that you mentioned that this is some kind of regression
it may be considered as feature wish for screen.
> (I'm not sure what 'screen bash' did since I only used byobu in
> 11.04).
Likely the same as now. There hasn't changed much in screen in Ubuntu
the last years. Even raring still has 4.0.3.
> It also may not be a bug in byobu if the functionality change was
> intentional; I just noticed that change now upon upgrade to 12.04.
Dustin may be able to answer this.
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