The value of the TERM environment variable in screen(1) may be something like screen.linux, screen.gnome, etc. depending on whether a terminal with that name is defined in /usr/share/terminfo/s/. Plain "screen" is a fallback.
While elinks recognizes "screen", it seems to treat the variants as unrecognized terminals.
The value of the TERM environment variable in screen(1) may be something like screen.linux, screen.gnome, etc. depending on whether a terminal with that name is defined in /usr/share/terminfo/s/. Plain "screen" is a fallback.
While elinks recognizes "screen", it seems to treat the variants as unrecognized terminals.