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[larrykollar]

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[iggu]

Hello, Larry!

I was investigating the area of terminal outliners and discovered that's almost nothing changed since hnb with them.
After using it after some time I have found your wonderful project and would love to switch to using tines instead of hnb.
But a few issues stop me.

First of all, hnb out of the box, from apt-debs, supports (in a horrible way - but at least) utf8 non-english letters. Tines not.
Changelog says that you at least tried to improve unicode support, but I see that it's worse when in hnb.
What could I do wrong on configure/build step?

Second, what's wrong with undo? Did you just rebound C-z to 'stop' command or got rid of undo totally?

I have alot of ideas how to improve the ideas of hnb with a few effort, but support for unicode (at least partial) is critical and I dont want to continue if it is broken. Undo (even in that ugly way hnb provided it) is too very important.

Thanks in advance. Hope to hear from you soon.

[larrykollar]

Hi, sorry for being so late with this.

My evil master plan for getting UTF-8 to work is to embed the latest ncurses into the source code. I believe this will also solve problems that Arch Linux users see with Tines.