Add “foot-extra” as a terminfo alias for “foot” #506
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There are two “regular”[^1] terminfos for foot. One stripped down version included with ncurses, and another one shipped with foot itself, that contains a number on non-standard capabilities (mainly used by tmux). Foot’s “own” terminfo is _usually_ packaged as “foot-extra”. [^1]: there’s actually four; foot also has a “direct” variant (similar to xterm-direct): foot-direct, and foot-extra-direct.
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There are two “regular”1 terminfos for foot. One stripped down version included with ncurses, and another one shipped with foot itself, that contains a number on non-standard capabilities (mainly used by tmux).
Foot’s “own” terminfo is usually packaged as “foot-extra”.
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there’s actually four; foot also has a “direct” variant (similar to xterm-direct): foot-direct, and foot-extra-direct. ↩