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Describe the bug
Uwufetch does not move the cursor to the end of the output in the tty.
To Reproduce
Run uwufetch 2.1-36-g280e8d0 on Fedora Linux 37. I assume the cause of the issue is that the Fedora image is shorter than info lines height.
Expected behavior
I expected the cursor to move to the end of the output.
If I change line 830 in uwufetch.c to int to_move = 9 - print_info(&config_flags, &user_info) + 3; (I basically added 3 to to_move variable), I get the expected behavior. But this is hacky and wouldnt work for everyone, I presume. Maybe the print_info() is the culprit?
Screenshots
Behavior of build 2.1-36-g280e8d0
Expected behavior after my "fix". (I just added three to to_move)
My shell is bash, I run Fedora 37 system.
Are you already working on this bug?
Maybe?? I can tell you what specific funtion, like print_info() outputs on my machine. Thank you.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
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[BUG]
[BUG] Uwufetch does not move the cursor to the end of the output in the tty.
Feb 20, 2024
Describe the bug
Uwufetch does not move the cursor to the end of the output in the tty.
To Reproduce
Run uwufetch 2.1-36-g280e8d0 on Fedora Linux 37. I assume the cause of the issue is that the Fedora image is shorter than info lines height.
Expected behavior
I expected the cursor to move to the end of the output.
If I change line 830 in uwufetch.c to
int to_move = 9 - print_info(&config_flags, &user_info) + 3;
(I basically added 3 to to_move variable), I get the expected behavior. But this is hacky and wouldnt work for everyone, I presume. Maybe the print_info() is the culprit?Screenshots

Behavior of build 2.1-36-g280e8d0
Expected behavior after my "fix". (I just added three to

to_move
)My shell is bash, I run Fedora 37 system.
Are you already working on this bug?
Maybe?? I can tell you what specific funtion, like
print_info()
outputs on my machine. Thank you.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: