Hey, if anybody here is using tmux or dvtm (or similar) and wants reflowing text, I've been working a program to do that: http://github.com/aplusbi/reflow (you'll probably want the 0.1 branch). It's written in OCaml and requires OCamlbuild.
If you don't know what reflowing text means, run tmux, get some output on the terminal (say from `ls` or something), and then split the window. You'll notice that your output gets cut off. reflow is a terminal wrapper that reformats the text when the terminal is resized.
At the moment it's still really early in its development, but it's working on all the systems I've tested it on. I'm considering adding better scroll-back support, more customization and possibly using the Knuth reflowing algorithm.
If you don't know what reflowing text means, run tmux, get some output on the terminal (say from `ls` or something), and then split the window. You'll notice that your output gets cut off. reflow is a terminal wrapper that reformats the text when the terminal is resized.
At the moment it's still really early in its development, but it's working on all the systems I've tested it on. I'm considering adding better scroll-back support, more customization and possibly using the Knuth reflowing algorithm.