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I'm using Ubuntu 16.04 in Windows Subsystem Linux.
But it suddenly stopped me from scrolling up and down.
For example, when you want to know how the command tar works so you type tar --help, the result is so long that you should scroll up and down to read all of what it says.
But when I type tar --help, the result only shows that is permitted in current size of the terminal, so I can never read the upper part, only the last part. Scroll doesn't appear. How can I fix it?
scrolling
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I'm using Ubuntu 16.04 in Windows Subsystem Linux.
But it suddenly stopped me from scrolling up and down.
For example, when you want to know how the command tar works so you type tar --help, the result is so long that you should scroll up and down to read all of what it says.
But when I type tar --help, the result only shows that is permitted in current size of the terminal, so I can never read the upper part, only the last part. Scroll doesn't appear. How can I fix it?
scrolling
edited yesterday
Amith KK
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asked 2 days ago
cozycoz
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Use a pager e.g.tar --help | less
– steeldriver
2 days ago
Now I can read the whole text but I want to know how to get my scroll back...Because I can't even properly use 'ls'!
– cozycoz
2 days ago
I ran both 'tput rmcup' and 'tput reset' and all didn't work..
– cozycoz
2 days ago
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I'm using Ubuntu 16.04 in Windows Subsystem Linux.
But it suddenly stopped me from scrolling up and down.
For example, when you want to know how the command tar works so you type tar --help, the result is so long that you should scroll up and down to read all of what it says.
But when I type tar --help, the result only shows that is permitted in current size of the terminal, so I can never read the upper part, only the last part. Scroll doesn't appear. How can I fix it?
scrolling
edited yesterday
Amith KK
9,6511052110
asked 2 days ago
cozycoz
1
I'm using Ubuntu 16.04 in Windows Subsystem Linux.
But it suddenly stopped me from scrolling up and down.
For example, when you want to know how the command tar works so you type tar --help, the result is so long that you should scroll up and down to read all of what it says.
But when I type tar --help, the result only shows that is permitted in current size of the terminal, so I can never read the upper part, only the last part. Scroll doesn't appear. How can I fix it?
scrolling
edited yesterday
Amith KK
9,6511052110
asked 2 days ago
cozycoz
1
edited yesterday
Amith KK
9,6511052110
edited yesterday
Amith KK
9,6511052110
edited yesterday
Amith KK
9,6511052110
9,6511052110
asked 2 days ago
cozycoz
1
asked 2 days ago
cozycoz
1
asked 2 days ago
cozycoz
1
1
Use a pager e.g.tar --help | less
– steeldriver
2 days ago
Now I can read the whole text but I want to know how to get my scroll back...Because I can't even properly use 'ls'!
– cozycoz
2 days ago
I ran both 'tput rmcup' and 'tput reset' and all didn't work..
– cozycoz
2 days ago
add a comment |Â
Use a pager e.g.tar --help | less
– steeldriver
2 days ago
Now I can read the whole text but I want to know how to get my scroll back...Because I can't even properly use 'ls'!
– cozycoz
2 days ago
I ran both 'tput rmcup' and 'tput reset' and all didn't work..
– cozycoz
2 days ago
Use a pager e.g.
tar --help | less– steeldriver
2 days ago
Use a pager e.g.
tar --help | less– steeldriver
2 days ago
Now I can read the whole text but I want to know how to get my scroll back...Because I can't even properly use 'ls'!
– cozycoz
2 days ago
Now I can read the whole text but I want to know how to get my scroll back...Because I can't even properly use 'ls'!
– cozycoz
2 days ago
I ran both 'tput rmcup' and 'tput reset' and all didn't work..
– cozycoz
2 days ago
I ran both 'tput rmcup' and 'tput reset' and all didn't work..
– cozycoz
2 days ago
add a comment |Â
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Use a pager e.g.
tar --help | less– steeldriver
2 days ago
Now I can read the whole text but I want to know how to get my scroll back...Because I can't even properly use 'ls'!
– cozycoz
2 days ago
I ran both 'tput rmcup' and 'tput reset' and all didn't work..
– cozycoz
2 days ago