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Subject: pico and nano: number of lines displayed
Date: Wed, 13 Nov 2002 06:20:10 -0000
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Previously in Cygwin:
Using rxvt, and when editing a long text file using pico or nano, the number
of lines displayed filled the rxvt window.
Now in Cygwin:
Using rxvt, and when editing a long text file using pico or nano, the number
of lines displayed is less than 20.

(Sorry: hard to be specific about "previously", but I use these editors
pretty frequently and with long files.)

The command used is pico <filename> or nano <filename>, no switches. Has
anybody else found this?

Fergus


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