vim-tmux-putty
When I use putty to connect to sshd in Fedora, I run tmux and ten use vim to code. In vim, I can use scrollwheel to scroll down, but cann't use scroolwheel to scroll up.
If I use xsheel to replace putty and run vim in tmux, I can use scrollwheel to scrool down and up. If I use putty and I do not run tmux and run vim to code, I can use scroolwheel normally. In .vimrc, I set "mouse=a". How to resolve it? Thx! |
Hi:
Welcome to LQ! This link might help. I wasn't sure if your mouse is wired or wireless- http://forums.fedoraforum.org/showthread.php?t=279689 The gesture recognition I think is new. http://rpmfind.net/linux/rpm2html/se...ery=easystroke Hope that helps-;) |
Thx, in Fedora Terminal, these all behaved normal. Only when I use putty for window to login in and run vim in tmux, the scroll wheel wouldn't work fine.
By the way, my mouse is wired. |
You are Welcome-;)
SSH provides the same functionality as Putty- Didn't know that btw till today- Could that be causing the conflict with the mouse I wonder? Maybe another member using Fedora knows how to get around this. Sorry I don't know more- http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi.../putty-472002/ Have a good week! |
Thanks!
I go to read the linking. |
Hi mapleking3,
I met this issue too. I find a workaround occasionally. It's just simply to change the Putty you use to version 0.62 . |
Hi Edward Hunter,
As you said, I changed the Putty from 0.63 to 0.62 and solved the problem. Many thanks! |
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