Mouse LXTerminal

[kewp]

I'm using LXTerminal from LXQt to ssh into my box and run vtop.

The moment I move my mouse over the running vtop session (which otherwise works perfectly) it seems random keyboard presses are sent through somehow ... Suddenly and very quickly. The whole thing eventually crashes when I suppose pressing "u" is somehow simulated ...

Any ideas ?

[MrRio]

Hmmm... that is odd. Maybe newer versions of Blessed work better

On Sat, 5 Dec 2015 at 14:13 kewp notifications@github.com wrote:

I'm using LXTerminal from LXQt to ssh into my box and run vtop.

The moment I move my mouse over the running vtop session (which otherwise
works perfectly) it seems random keyboard presses are sent through somehow
... Suddenly and very quickly. The whole thing eventually crashes when I
suppose pressing "u" is somehow simulated ...

Any ideas ?

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#61.

[kewp]

Wow, blessed looks great.

Let me fiddle with it (on it's own) and see if I get the same issues ...

[mrkmg]

This happens as well on Arch using the following terminal emulators.

• Terminator 1.0 Alpha
• Gnome Terminal 3.18.2
• xfce4-terminal 0.6.3

A quick video of the problem occurring.

[mrkmg]

Another note,

I cloned the repo to start working on this issue, and it does not appear to be happening when running node ./bin/vtop. Currently checkout out ref: 55dd839

I also installed vtop from the local directory with: sudo npm i -g . and vtop behaved correctly. This may not need any changing. Could be different version of blessed?

[mrkmg]

Okay, a little more research: This is a the same as issue #57 and was fixed in PR #58

Problem is for some reason when installed from npm, it does not seem to include this fix. Maybe the package needs a version bump.

[woverton]

+1

Terminator, ssh'd into a SLES machine.

[thomas-alrek]

+1 this seems to be the same as issue #66

[nerflad]

+1 Arch Linux | xfce4
Also happens in xterm.

[Qix-]

Having the same problem. It either kills it or forces it to upgrade/update. iTerm 2.