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Date: Tue, 27 Dec 2022 23:37:28 +0000
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Subject: Re: Tiles shell and tiles terminal
From: "John Gebbie" <me@johngebbie.com>
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Hi sublime, just a quick reply but thank you and I hope you've had a nice
time too :)

Oooof yes I should have said you need to add /usr/bin/tiles-shell to the
/etc/shells files before you run chsh.  That said, I really thought it
just complained if you hadn't.  Well done with the recovery shell but if it
happens again, you also could fix it logged in as another user (e.g. root)
at the virtual console.

Text getting cut off when resizing is normal urxvt behavior but it is
annoying and I've been looking at alternative terminals I could get working
with keyboard selection, for other reasons too.

Yeah you're right about the coordinates.  You could have a look at
`coord --help` and see if you can get something you prefer with what's ther=
e
like:

	coord --color purple --font-size 11

As a hack, you could override the command with a script at /usr/local/bin/c=
oord
like:

	#!/bin/sh
	exec /usr/bin/coord --color purple --font-size 11 "$@"

Because /usr/local/bin has priority over /usr/bin.
(Or use your own sxhkdrc but I wouldn't for that alone.)
You could still run the original with `/usr/bin/coord`.

I'll probably increase the font size to 11.

Also I did pretty big boring changes to numen's implementation before I was=
 away.
My `numen --version` is: 0.4-7-g28f57b63b506