Mailinglist Archive: opensuse (3103 mails)

[Andrew Kirilenko <icedank@xxxxxxx>]

> On Thu, 20 Feb 2003 11:24:18 +0100 (MET)  
> Andrew Kirilenko <icedank@xxxxxxx> wrote:  
>   
> >   
> >> >Can't solve the problem. I've following in my bash history:    
> >> >    
> >> >---> start    
> >> >    
> >> >locate *.wav    
> >> >updateb    
> >> >mc    
> >> > PROMPT_COMMAND='pwd>&7;kill -STOP $$'    
> >> > cd "`echo -e '\057\150\157\155\145'`"    
> >>    
> >> That's stuff from the mc interface.   
> >> If you are using mc, and want your history, hit "esc" then "h".   
> >>    
> >Hey! but I'm using mc sometimes and plain shell sometimes. I want to  
use   
> >em both! In the previous version of the mc there was not such funny   
> >things!   
>   
> Well I compiled my own mc, with the latest version.  
> If I hit <cntrl -o> to remove the mc display, and I hit  
> the up arrow, the bash history is there for all commands  
> I ran with the mc interface not present.  
>   
> When the mc interface is present, I need to use "esc -h".  
> Maybe there is some trick to it, but I've never had any problems  
> with the above method. You just need to remember which  
> shell or sub-shell you are talking to.  
>   
> If you are talking about a bash session in a new xterm, each  
> xterm should open up with a fresh history of it's own.  
>   
> This might be a good question for the mc maillist.  
  
I'm using LFS (Linux From Scratch) myself, but now I need to prepare  
installation of Linux with all this KDE and Offices for non-programmer  
stuff. And I don't want to build any packages myself. I want to create 
YaST install script which will automatically install Linux to the user's 
box. So, no source builds :( 
 
I think, there should be workaround for this problem! SuSE support??? 

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