screen-profiles should clean up text after closing

Upon further tests, altscreen just cleans up the screen when applications like vim are closed. It seems that it's the termcapinfo in /usr/share/screen-profiles/profiles/common that's keeping the backlog in the terminal after closing/detaching screen.

Advice from upstream in summary:

<micahcowan> In summary, you are forced to choose between providing the secondary screen-buffer, and providing scrollbars. It's easier for users to switch "to" scrollbars than to switch "to" using ti/te, and using ti/te is how screen was intended to operate (when it's available).

:-Dustin

I'll go ahead and add 'altscreen on' to the common profile, which will go ahead and clean up after programs that support it (emacs, vi).

Hopefully that will help some.

:-Dustin

This bug was fixed in the package screen-profiles - 1.42-0ubuntu1

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screen-profiles (1.42-0ubuntu1) jaunty; urgency=low

  [ Dustin Kirkland ]
  * bin/cpu-freq: fix cpu freq for powerpc hardware, LP: #352286;
    use 2 decimals for GHz (bring this down to 1 decimal when cpus hit 10GHz)
  * debian/postinst, debian/prerm, screen: remove some maintainer hacks
    that should be cleaned up before Jaunty GA, LP: #352291
  * po/*: screen-profiles-export translation template
  * profiles/common: added 'altscreen on', which cleans the screen for
    programs that support this, such as vi and emacs, LP: #349677
  * bin/logo, profiles/common, profiles/generate: dynamically print logo
    LP: #352632
  * screen-profiles-export, screen-profiles-export.1: drop distro selection,
    no longer needed
  * added logo for Arch linux

  [ Adi Roiban ]
  * debian/install, debian/rules, po/POTFILES.python, po/POTFILES.sh,
    po/es.po, po/fr.po, po/screen-profiles.pot: LP: #347521, i18n support
    in the screen-profiles build and install

 -- Dustin Kirkland <email address hidden> Tue, 31 Mar 2009 17:31:10 -0500