| rindolf | Majd: just use matrix inversion. Majd: help inv |
| majd | rindolf, the inverse of the coefficients? |
| gavagai_ | i use screen, what's the issue? |
| majd | times the constants, right? |
| rindolf | Majd: right. |
| b4 | gavagai_, pgUp and pgDown |
| rindolf | Majd: have you studied Linear Algebra? |
| gavagai_ | what does this say: echo $TERM |
| b4 | it transforms the case of all letters to the end of the word |
| majd | rindolf, yeah i was multiplying by the actual variable names |
| b4 | "screen" |
| gavagai_ | usually these issues are because you have the wrong TERM setting |
| b4 | oh |
| gavagai_ | ok i may have a command to help |
| b4 | it reeds "screen" when I do it from screen, and "xterm" when I am not in screen |
| gavagai_ | but first is this on a mac by any chance? |
| b4 | *reads mandriva linux |
| gavagai_ | ok try to start the ssh connection with this command: export TERM=vt100 && ssh user@server |
| b4 | I noticed I do not have a .screenrc file.. |
| gavagai_ | you can also try TERM=xterm and other stuff |
| b4 | ok I will try that |
| gavagai_ | that command solved a problem of mine that was similar but not quite the same |
| rindolf | gavagai_: I think ssh should define an appropriate TERM. I recall vim misbehaving when TERM was vt100. |
| gavagai_ | ok maybe, i'll yield on the details for sure. :) |
| rindolf | Setting it to xterm or linux solved it. |
| b4 | it did not work :/ |
| gavagai_ | ok try with xterm or linux like rindolf suggested |
| b4 | I will |
| majd | rindolf, thanks |
| rindolf | b4: xterm is if you're using an X console implementation. Majd: you're welcome. |
| b4 | linux did not work Im using konsole.. it was xterm before I changed it |
| rindolf | b4: xterm should be OK. b4: what problem are you having exactly? |