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> On 31 Mar 2021, at 15:53, Henric Jungheim <software@henric.org> wrote:
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>> 
>> So... the question I have is what is $TERM in this case,
>> and where is the related terminal description (in terminfo or termcap).
> 
> In the example in my original email, $TERM was "xterm-256color"
> (connected through "Windows Terminal" running MS' ssh on Win10).


In my case, also xterm-256color, connected using iTerm2 on macOS.

otis