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From: Peter Carah <pete@news.interworld.net>
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To: jfieber@indiana.edu
Subject: Re: Anyone have success updating to XF86 3.1.2E ?
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In article <Pine.BSI.3.95.960808180356.9274g-100000@fallout.campusview.indiana.edu> you write:
>
>> wondering if anyone had also installed the version of XF86 that
>> I had installed and had upgraded to 3.1.2E ? 
>
>The upgrade should go fine, but hang on to your old copy of
>xterm.  The one in E sucks cpu time even when idle and can cause
>grief for rlogin.

try:
stty min 1

Works wonders.  (and yes, I know it shouldn't be needed...)
I don't like the new xterm's termcap, though.

-- Pete