terminfo: termite vs xterm-termite
michaelmyc opened this issue · 1 comments
Hi, I see that the default terminfo from x includes termite
, but xterm-termite
was set automatically by termite (which also needs to be added through pacman). I'm wondering what's the differences between them.
I'm using conda to manage my Python environments, and due to cross-platform concerns, conda ships their own terminfos, so pacman won't save me here. I'd have to soft link the xterm-termite
terminfo to every single environment I create, which is too much of a hassle.
My current hack is to set my zshrc to recognize xterm-termite
and switch it to termite
, which seems to work fairly well for the termite functionalities I use. However, there must be a reason why you guys use xterm-termite
, so I'm curous what's different between the two. Is it possible to use an option in the config file to allow the use of other terminfo to ensure compatibility with some compromises on functionality?
Also, Arch wiki suggested to use xterm-color
to deal with ssh issues, and how is that different from xterm-termite
and termite
?
Termite is obsolete. Please use Alacritty instead. See https://github.com/thestinger/termite#termite-is-obsoleted-by-alacritty for more details.