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It sounds like a wrong $TERM variable. If typing "<Ctrl-C>reset<enter>" blindly into the console after ranger quits restores the terminal into a usable state, you probably need to figure out the appropriate TERM value for the terminal. I don't know about mac/vagrant, but this worked for me on windows/cygwin: export TERM=linux ranger
When you exit ranger the shell you are running it in hangs, when your doing this on a lucid 64 Vagrant VM. to reproduce Find your favorite mac Install Ruby 1.9.3 install vagrant http://docs.vagrantup.com/v2/installation/ Spin up a vagrant lucid 64 basebox and ssh into it Install ranger and launch it quit ranger the shell you are in is no longer responding for extra credit try it inside of screen On a fresh boot of the mac you can type stuff, but you get no echo, after bringing the vm down and back up, the shell is just completely non-responsive. Something is being saved in state somewhere thats causing a weird graft vs host problem
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