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Exiting tsu shell causes the normal shell to mess up #1119
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Running reset or starting a new shell will restore to the normal behaviour. This can happen when some applications crash/are exited forcefully, it probably isn't related to tsu. |
Reset works temporarily, as it fixes the shell when I run it after exiting tsu. However, this phenomenon still continues to occur everytime tsu is used. |
I can't reproduce it. Make sure your packages are up to date. If it still doesn't work then please post output of |
Here is the output of
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I have the same problem as my termux-info below: Packages CPU architecture: I can sure this problem comes from tsu, as without tsu, the command 'su' works correctly. With zsh the problem "Characters that are typed will not be displayed (although the command will run)" get fixed. this shows maybe the real problem is which the tsu returns that bash could not work with correctly. |
Problems are:
Characters that are typed will not be displayed (although the command will run)
Pressing enter will cause the prompt character to print on the same line instead of a different one.
Command output is displayed with bad formatting
Any help would be appreciated.
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