How are you? Thank you very much for your suggestions! I checked the value of the 'term' variable. It was set to 'xterm-256color' in both Konsole and Yakuake. Once I set it to 'builtin_xterm' the artefact lines disappeared! Thank you very much for your help! I don't know what the 'term' variable does yet. I need to read up on it. I wasn't using 'tmux' or any other multiplexer. Have a wonderful weekend everyone!
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Best wishes,
Maxim
On 19 Jan 2023, at 12:04, Christian Brabandt <cblists@256bit.org> wrote:
On Do, 19 Jan 2023, Maxim Abalenkov wrote:I'm still struggling with these artefacts. I can confirm, I'm using the same terminal font as before. I tried to use another font, but these artefacts remained. I fiddled with the linespace and redraw commands. Changing their values didn't help. I tried to downgrade Vim to a few versions down, but not below 9.x.y.z. I
tried to downgrade Yakuake and Konsole terminal emulators to a few versions down. But that didn't resolve my issue either. The only thing that worked was using another terminal emulator—Alacritty. There I see no artefacts. Hurrah! But I would still like to fix it and make it work in Yakuake and Konsole. Please let me
know, if you have any more suggestions. Thank you and have a wonderful day ahead!
This might be causes by setting $TERM wrongly. What is it set to? What
does :set term? show for both Yakuake and Konsole?
Can you try :set term=builtin_xterm
Also, are you using tmux or anything related? Have you tried without it?
Best,
Chris
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