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apps:xfce4-terminal:preferences [2024/12/12 00:49] – kevinbowenapps:xfce4-terminal:preferences [2026/08/09 19:45] (current) – fixed top menu link to "Advanced" section kevinbowen
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   * **[[#Colors|Colors]]**   * **[[#Colors|Colors]]**
   * **[[#Compatibility|Compatibility]]**   * **[[#Compatibility|Compatibility]]**
-  * **[[#Advanced Options|Advanced Options]]**+  * **[[#Advanced|Advanced]]**
   * **[[#Shortcuts|Shortcuts]]**   * **[[#Shortcuts|Shortcuts]]**
  
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 ? Delete key generates ? Delete key generates
 ! Use the drop-down list to select the function that you want the {key>Delete} key to perform. ! Use the drop-down list to select the function that you want the {key>Delete} key to perform.
-? Emulation setting +? Ambiguous-width characters 
-**(removed in 0.8.0)** +! Dropdown list option choice between //narrow// and //wide//.
-! This specifies the terminal emulation. This does not only set the ''$TERM'' value, but also the input conversion of the VTE widget. By default this is set to xterm, if changed ''/etc/termcap'' will be read to get the emulation values. +
-! If you have an application that needs ''$TERM'' for correct functionality, it is better to set this manually in your ''~/.bashrc'' file (or whatever shell you use) and set the terminal emulation as ''xterm'' to avoid incorrect characters in the Terminal.+
 ? Reset compatibility options to defaults ? Reset compatibility options to defaults
 ! Click this button to reset the options on the {gui>Compatibility} tabbed section to its defaults settings. ! Click this button to reset the options on the {gui>Compatibility} tabbed section to its defaults settings.