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Mon Aug 6 09:31:35 EDT 2018
Slept from midnight to eight. Woke briefly around six.
High of eighty-nine today.
Work:
- SFTP test on Storage
Some.
- Review invoices
Done.
Twenty-five-minute walk at lunch.
Hot.
Saw a monarch butterfly.
Home:
- Play with D&D stuff
Done.
- Go to bed not late
Huh.
Setting `screen` as the terminal type in tmux and vim leaves a lot of whitespace on lines copied into the X primary buffer.
Setting the terminal type to `xterm-256color` fixes it.
`screen.gnome` seems OK too (I'm using Gnome Terminal).
Debian has `tmux` and `tmux-256color` terminfo files, but CentOS 7 does not.
$ /usr/share/terminfo/
https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/50733/cant-use-mouse-properly-when-running-vim-in-tmux
In `.vimrc`:
```
set ttymouse=xterm2
set mouse=a
```
In `.tmux.conf`:
set -g mode-mouse on
We can still do SHIFT+Select to do local terminal selection.
I wish there was a to populate the clipboards from vim over ssh, but I guess there's no mechanism to do so....
(Maybe if the remote box runs X and sshd allows X forwarding?)
https://vi.stackexchange.com/questions/84/how-can-i-copy-text-to-the-system-clipboard-from-vim
https://defuse.ca/blog/clipboard-over-ssh-with-vim.html
> Installing `xclip` will bring along some dependencies like `x11-common`, but don't worry, you don't need to run an X server on the server.
`xauth` is also needed.
Still, it's a mess, and not very secure.
Lunch: cafe latte, salad, cookie
Dinner: Italian sub, fries
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