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Broken behaviour over SSH #450
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Hey there @grgsim thanks for the issue, and glad that you have been using rio for long time. Regarding the ssh issue, which rio version are you using? Could be your error is related to https://raphamorim.io/rio/docs/frequently-asked-questions/#i-get-errors-about-the-terminal-being-unknown-or-opening-the-terminal-failing-or-functional-keys-like-arrow-keys-dont-work |
Ok this was totally it, I was not familiar with the concept of terminfo. And now I feel sorry cause I did not even know the website/doc had improved so much and even had an FAQ... Thank you for that, now I can finally use Rio full time ! |
glad to know it fixed the issue 🙏 🚀 |
Updated link: https://raphamorim.io/rio/docs/0.0.x/install/terminfo |
Hi, first of all I've been playing with Rio for about 6 months and I very much like it: it's simple and fast which is all I expect from a terminal. However there is still one very annoying thing that prevents me from using it as my daily driver.
When ssh-ing into a remote server, it becomes unusable: backspace and arrows keystrokes (maybe others but I stopped there) mess with the input in a way I can't explain. Here is a video comparing the expected behaviour using macOS default Terminal app, and then what happens with Rio:
rio-screen-record.mp4
For context: I use zsh shell with Oh My Zsh framework, which are installed both on the host and the remote machine. Any idea where this might be coming from ?
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