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From: Bakul Shah <bakul@bitblocks.com>
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Subject: Re: Issue with 9term in devel/plan9port 
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> > I'm noticing a peculiar behavior in 9term where '%' gets printed
> > in between every prompt.  I built the same on Linux and I didn't see
> > this, so either there's an issue with my setup or a bonafide bugs.
> 
> What is your prompt?  Could you show a snippet of 
> terminal window demonstrating the problem?

I suspect this has to do with ncurses, not p9p.  I see this
problem in 9term running zsh but not rc or /bin/sh.  I see
something similar when running zsh on the console and when
TERM is set to xterm (instead of cons25).