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I wonder if there's a function similar to `wgetscrreg` in `netbsd-curses`. Do note that `wsetscrreg` is already defined in `netbsd-curses`.
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As potentially default alternatives to the ubiquitous ncurses, there is [NetBSD curses (which has been ported to both musl libc and glibc)](https://github.com/sabotage-linux/netbsd-curses/).
There …
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(I know, big question. But I'm planning on sending refactoring/removal of legacy cruft PR's)
What operating systems/terminal emulators does the project _want_ to support.
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Building against netbsd-curses appears to build successfully, but launching dvtm 0.15 as `dvtm` or `DVTM_TERM=rxvt-unicode dvtm` (urxvt) or `DVTM_TERM=st-256color dvtm` (st) results in a no-op termina…
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I am trying to compile oksh by replacing ncurses with netbsd-curses, however, during the configuration process it does not detect the curses library even though it's correctly installed in `/usr/lib` …
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In-line with #93 -- If we can get every package working correctly with netbsd-curses
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Look into supporting other terminfo formats than ncurses, such as netbsd-curses.
Related: https://github.com/sabotage-linux/netbsd-curses/
mauke updated
6 years ago
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Static ncurses alone more than doubles the size of the binary. netbsd-curses might be a solution.
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In particular getting it to build with X/Open Curses seems difficult - it is peeking into ncurses-specific structs.
_Originally posted by @alarixbsd in https://github.com/htop-dev/htop/issues/603#i…
BenBE updated
3 years ago
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Being that the Curses library is so important, can you provide us with auth mechanisms to ensure the integrity of our downloads? Thank you for continuing development on netbsd-curses as it has replace…