I use MC Term, version 0.9.11 (and I observed it also with previous versions), on T-Deck.
When I receive a several messages (maybe 20 or so? I can be highly wrong on that number.), I loose older messages. This can happen during a few hours in busier areas, making me unable to read some messages at all when I do not look at the device every hour.
Although both "Heap" has still more than 100k free and I have an SD card.
I hereby feature request that no older messages are removed if there is still memory that can be used -- be it RAM or at some point SD card (↗ #61), and only remove older messages if memory gets full.
Regards!
I use MC Term, version 0.9.11 (and I observed it also with previous versions), on T-Deck.
When I receive a several messages (maybe 20 or so? I can be highly wrong on that number.), I loose older messages. This can happen during a few hours in busier areas, making me unable to read some messages at all when I do not look at the device every hour.
Although both "Heap" has still more than 100k free and I have an SD card.
I hereby feature request that no older messages are removed if there is still memory that can be used -- be it RAM or at some point SD card (↗ #61), and only remove older messages if memory gets full.
Regards!
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I use MC Term, version 0.9.11 (and I observed it also with previous versions), on T-Deck.
When I receive a several messages (maybe 20 or so? I can be highly wrong on that number.), I loose older messages. This can happen during a few hours in busier areas, making me unable to read some messages at all when I do not look at the device every hour.
Although both "Heap" has still more than 100k free and I have an SD card.
I hereby feature request that no older messages are removed if there is still memory that can be used -- be it RAM or at some point SD card (↗ #61), and only remove older messages if memory gets full.
Regards!