bard@THEORY.LCS.MIT.EDU.UUCP (03/02/87)
> Just say 'stty nl -echo' as your first command to the shell. > Actually, this seems to be taken care of automatically on my gnu emacs, > except when I rlogin to another machine within one of those shells. What is this supposed to do? Is it the fix for many shells retyping the commands you send them? (If so, it doesn't seem to work on my unix.) -- Bard Bloom
goldfain@osiris.UUCP (03/15/87)
"stty nl -echo" tells your shell to stop echoing newline characters to your terminal. It only cures one of many possible problems with one's tty interaction. For other problems you might have, try looking at the man pages on "stty" and "tset".