Hi,
If I'm in Gnome Terminal (no tmux), anytime I mouse over a URL it's automatically underlined and I can right-click on it to get a contextual menu with one of the options being to open the link. Simple. Perfect.
If I run tmux, and in a tmux window/pane whatever, URLs are likewise automatically underlined, and yet right-click does nothing. On the one hand, Terminal clearly recognizes this is a link by underlining it. But on the other hand something tmux related inhibits that contextual menu.
Any ideas either how to fix this or if you think it's a bug? I'm kinda inclined to file an RFE type bug upstream because it's pretty aggravating; but if there's some work around I haven't discovered that'd be even better.
Chris Murphy, 24.4.2019 22:03 +0200:
If I run tmux, and in a tmux window/pane whatever, URLs are likewise automatically underlined, and yet right-click does nothing. On the one hand, Terminal clearly recognizes this is a link by underlining it. But on the other hand something tmux related inhibits that contextual menu.
You have probably turned on tmux' mouse support. Try set mouse off
On Thu, Apr 25, 2019 at 12:59 AM Markus Schönhaber fedora-users@list-post.mks-mail.de wrote:
Chris Murphy, 24.4.2019 22:03 +0200:
If I run tmux, and in a tmux window/pane whatever, URLs are likewise automatically underlined, and yet right-click does nothing. On the one hand, Terminal clearly recognizes this is a link by underlining it. But on the other hand something tmux related inhibits that contextual menu.
You have probably turned on tmux' mouse support. Try set mouse off
Gah! You're right! Thanks!
On Thu, Apr 25, 2019 at 08:56:48AM +0200, Markus Schönhaber wrote:
Chris Murphy, 24.4.2019 22:03 +0200:
If I run tmux, and in a tmux window/pane whatever, URLs are likewise automatically underlined, and yet right-click does nothing. On the one hand, Terminal clearly recognizes this is a link by underlining it. But on the other hand something tmux related inhibits that contextual menu.
You have probably turned on tmux' mouse support. Try set mouse off
Not in a gnome-terminal, but with tmux in a sakura terminal, and mouse switched on like this via ~/.tmux.conf:
setw -g mouse on
I can still use the mouse and open links via right-click.
Wrong answer? ... :)
Wolfgang
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