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Terminal entry not found #1093
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If you are using micro 1.4.0, micro should read the terminfo entry with infocmp. Are you using a prebuilt binary or did you build from source? |
I have a similar problem. The package is installed from AUR
UPD: micro-git(1.4.1-66) package works well, but depends on fat go |
@Jipok you might need to install |
Suddenly getting this issue myself. Using 1.4.1 nightly (from AUR pkg). $TERM is micro -version
EDIT: Bandaid fix by alias micro as mentioned in #20 (comment) |
I also see the same with micro 1.4.1 on openSUSE Tumbleweed x86_64. When launching micro with TERM=rxvt-265color, it works. With TERM=tmux-256color or TERM=kitty, I get:
It would help if micro would be permissive in what values of TERM it accepts. I think a list of known-good TERM values in the docs would be fine, and users with less-common TERM configurations can be advised to look there first when encountering display oddities |
This problem is resolved for me by using the latest nightly build. Currently micro 1.4.2-dev 29 From reading some other issues as well I think that you have to use 1.4.2 or newer for some terminals like Termite, there was still some unsharpness in 1.4.1 (Archlinux / Termite) |
1.4.1 still doesn't recognize st-256color Guess I'll give compilation from source a shot. (I have an xterm-256color but I can't use it since OBS refuses to Window capture it...) |
I had the same problem with kitty and micro 1.4.1-1. Upgrading to the git version (currently 1.4.2-61) fixed it. |
Can confirm @Mark-Weston's first post - adding |
I just tested the linux64 binary of the last release on Alpine Linux Vanilla, with st installed and
TERM=st-256color
. Micro complains with the error in the title. The workaround is settingTERM=xterm-256color
before launching micro.More details on #1077, where I thought it was an issue of outdated micro, but even with the newest release the error persists.
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