I recently upgraded from FC1 to FC2 (again - the first time my machine didn't have enough RAM, so I doubled it and it seems to work fine now.) I'm a developer, and I use the command line a lot. My programs frequently have a great deal of syntax errors in them, which usually scroll past the top of the screen. In FC1 I always used "reset" to clear the screen and the buffer so that after each compile I wouldn't have to worry about seeing errors from a previous compile and confusing them with errors from the current compile. In FC2 I type "reset" and it doesn't clear the screen buffer - it doesn't even clear the screen. I ran "yum update" last night, so my system should be fully updated. Is there a way to fix this problem with reset? Can anyone tell me what package its in, or at least where the executable file is so I can copy my FC1 reset over it? I ran "locate reset | more" (using less erases the screen after you exit out), but the only "reset" I found was in /usr/bin and that was a soft link to "tset" which didn't seem to do anything when I ran it. Please help!!! -Michael Sullivan-
