Debian bug report logs - #1413
ncurses screen painting oddity in dselect

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From: Ian Jackson <iwj10@cus.cam.ac.uk>
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Subject: ncurses screen painting oddity in dselect
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Package: ncurses-developer? ncurses-runtime?
Version: 1.9.4-0

Please see the transcript below.  It was made on a 132x43 colour Linux
console (TERM=linux) using dselect 0.93.76 (as distributed).  Observe
that after moving up and down near the `gs' package there is a
spurious patch of blue to the right of the top line of the package
description window.

I shall make a copy of dpkg-0.93.76.tar.gz, and put it in
private/project/ALPHA/dpkg-0.93.76.ncursesbug.tar.gz.

Ian.