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List:       freedesktop-xorg
Subject:    Divert "No protocol specified" message to /dev/null?
From:       porphyry5 <porphyry5 () protonmail ! com>
Date:       2022-12-21 22:32:39
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I use xterms a lot and am currently plagued by the message "No protocol specified" \
whenever I do anything with an xterm. There are many complaints about this message on \
the web, but apparently no explanations or solutions of the problem. Can such \
messages be diverted to /dev/null or equivalent, rather than their proliferation \
completely obscuring the content of the xterm I happen to be working with?

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"No protocol specified" whenever I do anything with an xterm. There are many \
complaints about this message on the web, but apparently no explanations or solutions \
of the problem.</div><div style="font-family: Arial; font-size: 14px;">Can such \
messages be diverted to /dev/null or equivalent, rather than their proliferation \
completely obscuring the content of the xterm I happen to be working \
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