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The real bug is that \n pasted in to the terminal counts as hitting enter. iTerm has fixed this but every linux terminal I have used has this issue.
by SilverRed 6y ago
The real bug is that \n pasted in to the terminal counts as hitting enter. iTerm has fixed this but every linux terminal I have used has this issue.
- vanviegen 6y agoIs it still possible to paste into vim, for example? If so, how does the terminal make the distinction?
- shakna 6y agoEvery Linux terminal I've used has a pop-up when there's a new newline. Like this, which in this case is xfce4-terminal. [0] [0] https://i.imgur.com/ubCXASQ.png https://i.imgur.com/ubCXASQ.png
- PowerBar 6y agoHuh, I've never gotten a prompt like that in Terminator.
- judge2020 6y agoSame for Windows Terminal: https://i.judge.sh/sentimental/Lotus/WindowsTerminal_fyi7k86wUU.png https://i.judge.sh/sentimental/Lotus/WindowsTerminal_fyi7k86...
- axaxs 6y agoGnome-terminal, probably the largest by user base, does not sadly.