Well, in my xterm's I cannot use shift+left, shift+right and so on. If I do, I get: shift+left: 2D shift+right: 2C shift+up: 2A shift+down: 2B control+left: 5D control+right: 5C control+up: 5A control+down: 5B Pressing c-v before pressing the above key combination gives: control-v shift+left: ^[[1;2D and similar for the rest. I don't know how to fix the above problem so that e.g. control+left does what it used to (skip one word to the left). Before upgrading to FC (from RH8) the whole thing worked fine. Any suggestion will be appreciated. :-) Bernhard (this was posted in linux.redhat, not crossposted, sorry)
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>>>>> "Bernhard" == Bernhard Mogens Ege <bme@hst.auc.dk> writes: > Well, in my xterm's I cannot use shift+left, shift+right and so on. If > I do, I get: > shift+left: 2D > shift+right: 2C > shift+up: 2A > shift+down: 2B > control+left: 5D > control+right: 5C > control+up: 5A > control+down: 5B Well, it figures. Just after posting my problem I managed to solve it. /etc/inputrc is at fault as it does not contain the following lines: "\e[1;5C": forward-word "\e[1;5D": backward-word These enable control+left/right to skip words using bash (readline). This bugreport helped me: :-) http://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=80860 Bernhard
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