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How can I check which terminal definitions are available?

The bulk of the question is in title, but to elaborate a little: On most Linuxes I can find /usr/share/terminfo -type f. But on Solaris machine I have nearby - this directory doesn't even exist. I ...

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using curses with virtual terminals

I'm trying to use Curses on Fedora 12 to output status information to a virtual console (one of the terminals you can get to by pressing CtrlAltFx). When I start up my application on one of the ...

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