On Mon, 3 Aug 2009, Richard Toohey wrote:
'HOME' and 'END' keys will display the '~' almost everywhere in OpenBSD
console.
openbsd home key tilde
First link might help with the HOME and END keys; depending on what
exactly you are doing.
Maybe for ksh it would work, I don't know. First of all there is
impropriety bind format: 'bind '^[[3'=prefix-2'. Bash advice to use the ':'
instead of '='. Bash does not know 'prefix-2'. I have different scancode on
HOME and END keys - ^[[7~, ^[[8~.
So, when you say "almost everywhere in OpenBSD console" do you mean if you
It is 'HOME' and 'END' keys related only.
do, say
Alt-Ctrl-F2 and log in, and then press ...
F1 you get 1~
No, ~
F2 you get 2~
No again, ~
F5 you get 5~
No, ~
The '~' on F1-F8 and '0~' on F9, '1~' on F10, '3~' on F11, '4~' on F12.
HOME you get ~
END you get ~
Yes, ~
(So, at this point, we are completely outside X / xterm, nothing to do
with bash, etc.)
Did I say anything about X or xterm?
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