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I'm running KDE2 on Solaris8. Neither xterm or konsole display
colored text - eg for syntax highlighting. I did not have the problem
with CDE's dtterm.

Any ideas?

Peter

Quote:> I'm running KDE2 on Solaris8. Neither xterm or konsole display
> colored text - eg for syntax highlighting. I did not have the problem
> with CDE's dtterm.

Syntax highlightning on what?
file listing ? should 'cat myfile.c' give you syntax highlightning ?

Quote:> Peter

Syntax highlighting in vim. I'm using the same version of vim and
the same .vimrc/.exrc files as I used in CDE - there I had color,
in KDE I don't.

P
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|I'm running KDE2 on Solaris8. Neither xterm or konsole display
|colored text - eg for syntax highlighting. I did not have the problem
|with CDE's dtterm.

Solaris xterm doesn't support multi-colored text - of the terminal
programs provided with Solaris, only dtterm recognizes the escape codes
to change text color.

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So export TERM=dtterm should solve his problem.
But, are there any easy way i can get a colored 'vim' and also use
my arrow keys for navigating(while in editing modus ?) Somebody have
a termcap entry for that?