On systems where the max locked memory (a.k.a., RLIMIT_MEMLOCK) is too
low, the crypto test fails with "Cannot allocate memory".
Distros such as Debian and Ubuntu run the test-suite as part of the
build process. This results in failed builds if the build machine itself
does not have a sufficiently high value for RLIMIT_MEMLOCK. That said,
the resulting builds would run perfectly fine when installed on machines
that meet the requirements.
On supported systems, we now check if the RLIMIT_MEMLOCK is high enough
and skip the crypto test if it is not.
Signed-off-by: Olivier Gayot <olivier.gayot@canonical.com>
This commit introduces the Unicode placeholder image placement method.
In particular:
- Virtual placements can be created by passing `U=1` in a put command.
- Images with virtual placements can be displayed using the placeholder
character `U+10EEEE` with diacritics indicating rows and columns.
- The image ID is indicated by the foreground color of the placeholder.
Additionally, the most significant byte of the ID can be specified via
the third diacritic.
- Underline color can be optionally used to specify the placement ID.
- A bug was fixed, which caused incomplete image removal when it was
overwritten by another image with the same ID.
It's easier to type, and cuter.
Also, most, if not all of the TUI parts of
kitty's kittens will eventually be re-written into kitten.
The only downside I can see is that we cant tab complete kitty
anymore, but hopefully there will be less reason to run kitty
from the shell as command line tools migrate to kitten.
Meowrrrr!!!
This allows us to have newline not affect the wrap status of a line.
Now a lines wrapping status is changed only when the last cell
in the line is changed. This actually matches the behavior of many other
terminal emulators so is probably a good thing from a ecosystem
compatibility perspective.
The fish shell expects this weird behavior of newline not changing
wrapping status, for unknown reasons, which is the actual motivation for
doing all this work.
Fixes#5766
