OpenBSD NC4200: tmux + vim + xterm 256 color. Solved

Hurrah! I've found the answer. My scrotwm open up xterm with tmux instead of plain xterm. Just now I used:

program[term] = xterm -e tmux

To open new term with tmux. That's what causing the 256 color issue. Seems like opening tmux like that made the xterm not setting the correct $TERM. That's why if I open an xterm, then open tmux, the 256 color will look as it's intended. So I changed that to xterm -tn xterm-256color -e tmux so that the xterm will open with 256 color $TERM correctly. And it works! Here's my ~/.scrotwm.conf for your pleasure. Feel free to use it.

	# .scrotwm.conf Ahmad Zulkarnain - OpenBSD 4.8
	# Change modkey to Mod4 (Windows key)
	modkey = Mod4
	# Status Bar
	bar_font = -*-terminus-medium-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*
	#bar_action = conky
	#bar_delay = 1
	# Region
	#region = screen[1]:1024x753+0+0
	# Programs
	program[tmux] = xterm -tn xterm-256color -e tmux
	program[xterm] = xterm
	program[lock] = xscreensaver-command -activate
	program[shutdown] = sudo /sbin/shutdown -ph now
	program[screenshot_all] = /usr/local/share/scrotwm/screenshot.sh full
	program[screenshot_wind] = /usr/local/share/scrotwm/screenshot.sh window
	program[initscr] = /usr/local/share/scrotwm/initscreen.sh
	# Key Bindings
	bind[lock] = Control+Mod1+Delete
	bind[shutdown] = MOD+Control+Escape
	#bind[spawn_term] = MOD+Return
	bind[tmux] = MOD+Shift+Return
	bind[xterm] = MOD+Control+Return
	bind[screenshot_all] = MOD+s
	bind[screenshot_wind] = MOD+Shift+s
	bind[initscr] = MOD+Shift+i
	# Quirk
	quirk[MPlayer:xv] = FLOAT + ANYWHERE
	quirk[Smplayer:smplayer] = FLOAT + ANYWHERE
	quirk[OpenOffice.org 2.4:VCLSalFrame] = FLOAT
	quirk[OpenOffice.org 3.0:VCLSalFrame] = FLOAT
	quirk[OpenOffice.org 3.1:VCLSalFrame] = FLOAT
	quirk[Firefox-bin:firefox-bin] = TRANSSZ
	quirk[Firefox:Dialog] = FLOAT
	quirk[Gimp:gimp] = FLOAT + ANYWHERE
	quirk[XTerm:xterm] = XTERM_FONTADJ
	quirk[Vlc:vlc] = FLOAT + FULLSCREEN
	quirk[pidgin:pidgin] = FLOAT + ANYWHERE
	quirk[Conky:Conky] = FLOAT + ANYWHERE

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Do note that I don't use spawn_term = xterm anymore. Initially I changed that to open tmux automatically, but defining other than "xterm" value just don't work. Hitting MOD+Return just didn't open any xterm at all. So that's why I had to use program[xterm] instead. As long as it works.

And here's my whole ~/.profile. Do take note on the upper part of the file especially on the xterm & tmux bit.

	# $OpenBSD: dot.profile, Ahmad Zulkarnain
	#
	# sh/ksh initialization
	PATH=$HOME/bin:/bin:/sbin:/usr/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/X11R6/bin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/games:.
	# This is to check the TERM and change accordingly.
	# Console default term = vt220, in X = xterm
	if [[ $TERM == xterm || $TERM == screen ]];
	then
	export TERM="xterm-256color";
	else
	export TERM="wsvt25";
	fi
	COLORTERM=
	export PATH HOME TERM
	# This is for tmux
	[ -n "$TMUX" ] && export TERM="screen-256color"
	# Aliases
	alias ls='colorls -G'
	alias rm='rm -i'
	alias mv='mv -i'
	#alias mplayer='nice --19 mplayer'
	# Disabling SSL check for GIT
	export GIT_SSL_NO_VERIFY=true
	# Set up proxy
	export http_proxy="http://my.proxy.com:8080/"
	export ftp_proxy="http://my.proxy.com:8080/"
	export HTTP_PROXY=$http_proxy
	export FTP_PROXY=$ftp_proxy
	export https_proxy=$http_proxy
	export ssl_proxy=$http_proxy
	export gopher_proxy=$http_proxy
	export socks_proxy=$http_proxy
	export no_proxy="localhost,127.0.0.1"
	# This is to turn proxy on / off
	function proxy {
	if [[ $1 = "on" ]];
	then
	echo "Turning proxy on...";
	export http_proxy="http://my.proxy.com:8080/"
	export ftp_proxy="http://my.proxy.com:8080/"
	export HTTP_PROXY=$http_proxy
	export FTP_PROXY=$ftp_proxy
	export https_proxy=$http_proxy
	export ssl_proxy=$http_proxy
	export gopher_proxy=$http_proxy
	export socks_proxy=$http_proxy
	export no_proxy="localhost,127.0.0.1"
	elif [[ $1 = "off" ]];
	then
	echo "Turning proxy off...";
	unset http_proxy
	unset ftp_proxy
	unset HTTP_PROXY
	unset FTP_PROXY
	unset https_proxy
	unset ssl_proxy
	unset gopher_proxy
	unset socks_proxy
	else
	echo "Usage: $0 [on|off]";
	fi
	}
	# This is to dial celcom3g
	function celcom3g {
	# Some internal functions
	function c3gConnect {
	sudo ifconfig ppp0 create
	pppd call celcom3g &
	}
	function c3gDisconnect {
	pkill -9 pppd
	sudo ifconfig ppp0 destroy
	}
	# Dialing function
	if [[ $1 = "connect" ]];
	then
	echo "Connecting to Celcom3G...";
	# proxy off;
	c3gConnect;
	elif [[ $1 = "disconnect" ]];
	then
	echo "Disconnect from Celcom3G...";
	c3gDisconnect;
	# proxy on;
	elif [[ $1 = "restart" ]];
	then
	echo "Restarting Celcom3G connection...";
	c3gDisconnect;
	c3gConnect;
	else
	echo "Usage: $0 [connect|disconnect|restart]";
	fi
	}

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As usual, use it if you want to. Later.

OpenBSD NC4200: tmux + vim + xterm 256 color.

Sorry I have to delete my previous post. Surely that was a bit hurried. I should've tested more on the 256 color issue with tmux + vim. Ok, first of all, let's rewind back a bit for the history.

This is the scenario.

My vim's 256 color theme just got the wrong color in tmux than in regular xterm. I have set up MOD+Return in scrotwm to open up tmux inside xterm. When I use that, there's color but my wombat256 theme for vim is very different. If I open xterm, then open tmux, the theme will look as it should be. So I know this have something to do with $TERM env, and I'm searching the man for answer. I will post my ~/.profile with relevant files after I can make vim 256 color work correctly. Later then.

OpenBSD NC4200: scrotwm 0.9.34, no more crash.

Hi,

I wrote previously regarding a bug which core-dumping my scrotwm session (yeah they have a new site for scrotwm). I'm still on 4.8, being lazy to upgrade to 4.9 up till now, so I was left with the only option which is to compile scrotwm's latest version.

So I downloaded 0.9.34 version which is the latest. I put it *.tgz file to a temporary folder. Fingers crossed, this is the steps.

Create /usr/xenocara/ folder.
# mkdir /usr/xenocara
# tar xvzf scrotwm-0.9.34.tgz
# cd scrotwm-0.9.34
# make obj
# make depend
# make
# make install

That's all. If you don't create the xenocara folder, you'll get stuck in "make obj" command. So far there's no crashing when I'm using Thunderbird. Very nice! I didn't test CUPS yet will tell you later. Have fun and oh, Selamat Menyambut Ramadhan!