Re: [SLE] scroll limit with shift+pageup/down

11 Feb 2003

      Assuming you are talking about xterm terminal windows then,

man xterm

Check out the option:  -sl

                      "Dave Smith"                                                                                   
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                      02/11/03 05:43 AM                                                                              

On Tue, Feb 11, 2003 at 04:08:19PM +0530, rohits@mahindrabt.com wrote:
...
Hi all,
Can some one please tell how to regulate the number of lines that are
buffered when I cat a file to my terminal? Where can I set the limit? I
need a lot more number of lines to stay in the pageup/down buffer than
currently my 129x80 console permits me to.
I'm not sure, but it's probably compiled into the kernel somewhere.  Have
a look around the kernel source.

HTH...

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