Sorry! I wrote Shift-Backspace but I meant Shift-Tab. David Wright <deb...@lionunicorn.co.uk> writes:
> I append the following to /etc/console-setup/remap.inc > > # Ctrl-arrow keys need to send the same codes as in X/xterm. > Control keycode 105 = F51 > string F51 = "\033[1;5D" > Control keycode 106 = F52 > string F52 = "\033[1;5C" > Control keycode 108 = F53 > string F53 = "\033[1;5B" > Control keycode 103 = F54 > string F54 = "\033[1;5A" > > # Alt-space may as well produce a space rather than > # nul Meta_nul or Meta_space > alt keycode 57 = F41 > string F41 = " " > > Then I run in a VC (without X running at all) > # dpkg-reconfigure console-setup ; dpkg-reconfigure keyboard-configuration > making no changes. > > (Why both? Laziness; that line is in my .bash_history file.) > > Shift-backspace? Personally, I wouldn't want it to do anything other > than the same as backspace, but the principle is the same. Sorry! I wrote Shift-Backspace but I meant Shift-Tab. Thanks. I appended that code to /etc/console-setup/remap.inc, then ran # dpkg-reconfigure console-setup ; dpkg-reconfigure keyboard-configuration , but the problem remained. In Xterm, with Ctrl-left-arrow and Ctrl-right-arrow I jump from word to word, and with Shift-Tab I go one tab back. I want to do the same in VC, outside X, but they don't work. Thanks, Rodolfo
