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Unknown Terminal Xterm-Kitty. I've just installed kitty on my system and it seems to work fine. $ russ @ blah in ~ [14:16:15] ↳ kitty +kitten ssh ubuntu@192.168.1.64 ubuntu@bigmac:~$ sudo nano /etc/fstab error opening terminal: If i ssh on a server though, tmux gives open terminal failed: This is because my remote host does not know how to handle kitty by default. By default, it should be automatically copied over. This would happen with any uncommon $term, because anaconda sets up its own terminfo dir: From kitty, if i ssh to the remote server, everything works well, however trying to run a program like top will leave me with this error message: Hi, i’ve updated flyctl from 0.4xx to 0.521 and can’t really use alacritty and kitty when connecting to an instance via fly ssh console.

$ russ @ blah in ~ [14:16:15] ↳ kitty +kitten ssh ubuntu@192.168.1.64 ubuntu@bigmac:~$ sudo nano /etc/fstab error opening terminal: From kitty, if i ssh to the remote server, everything works well, however trying to run a program like top will leave me with this error message: If i ssh on a server though, tmux gives open terminal failed: By default, it should be automatically copied over. I've just installed kitty on my system and it seems to work fine. This is because my remote host does not know how to handle kitty by default. This would happen with any uncommon $term, because anaconda sets up its own terminfo dir: Hi, i’ve updated flyctl from 0.4xx to 0.521 and can’t really use alacritty and kitty when connecting to an instance via fly ssh console.

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Unknown Terminal Xterm-Kitty I've just installed kitty on my system and it seems to work fine. I've just installed kitty on my system and it seems to work fine. Hi, i’ve updated flyctl from 0.4xx to 0.521 and can’t really use alacritty and kitty when connecting to an instance via fly ssh console. By default, it should be automatically copied over. This would happen with any uncommon $term, because anaconda sets up its own terminfo dir: $ russ @ blah in ~ [14:16:15] ↳ kitty +kitten ssh ubuntu@192.168.1.64 ubuntu@bigmac:~$ sudo nano /etc/fstab error opening terminal: From kitty, if i ssh to the remote server, everything works well, however trying to run a program like top will leave me with this error message: This is because my remote host does not know how to handle kitty by default. If i ssh on a server though, tmux gives open terminal failed:

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