Hello everyone.
I'm having some trouble trying to add a scroll bar into a Xterm terminal. I tried to find on the internet some way to get it work but I can't because I can't find the right config file, most of the tutorials that I saw were just for Arch Linux and as I can see Xorg is a little bit different in an Arch Linux environment than FreeBSD, and as I'm a newbie in Xorg I would like to ask to the community to help me.
As I understand, at least in FreeBSD the FVWM config file is in /usr/local/share/fvwm/default-config/config, but I think that is not the file that I need to make changes. Most tutorials used the file ~/.Xresources to add the scroll bar, I checked in my home directory for .Xresources, but I don't have it, and the xrdb command that I try to use to create it gives me this error: xrdb: can't display ''.
I searched a lot but in the end I couldn't make it.
I appreciate every answer even if this doesn't solution my problem.
At least I found one way to open the scroll bar but it's a little weird, and it's by using the command xterm with the parameter -sb.
Thank you very much for your help, cheers.
I'm having some trouble trying to add a scroll bar into a Xterm terminal. I tried to find on the internet some way to get it work but I can't because I can't find the right config file, most of the tutorials that I saw were just for Arch Linux and as I can see Xorg is a little bit different in an Arch Linux environment than FreeBSD, and as I'm a newbie in Xorg I would like to ask to the community to help me.
As I understand, at least in FreeBSD the FVWM config file is in /usr/local/share/fvwm/default-config/config, but I think that is not the file that I need to make changes. Most tutorials used the file ~/.Xresources to add the scroll bar, I checked in my home directory for .Xresources, but I don't have it, and the xrdb command that I try to use to create it gives me this error: xrdb: can't display ''.
I searched a lot but in the end I couldn't make it.
I appreciate every answer even if this doesn't solution my problem.
At least I found one way to open the scroll bar but it's a little weird, and it's by using the command xterm with the parameter -sb.
Thank you very much for your help, cheers.