On Sunday 29 November 2009 00.54.36 you wrote:
> tmux always puts the keypad into application mode always which is probably
> wrong. You can try CVS HEAD which fixes the bug and means you will get
> numbers by default but other than that until I get time to make it set the
> cursor mode based on
tmux always puts the keypad into application mode always which is probably
wrong. You can try CVS HEAD which fixes the bug and means you will get numbers
by default but other than that until I get time to make it set the cursor mode
based on what the application inside does you will have to put up
On Saturday 28 November 2009 18.46.42 you wrote:
> Hi
>
> tmux doesn't receive a key press when you press num lock, so it can't do
> anything.
>
> The keypad state is controlled by the application, although in 1.1 there is
> a bug which means application and keypad keys mode are the wrong way
>
Hi
tmux doesn't receive a key press when you press num lock, so it can't do
anything.
The keypad state is controlled by the application, although in 1.1 there is a
bug which means application and keypad keys mode are the wrong way round.
For numlock to do anything, your terminal needs to actuall
Hi!
I'm using tmux-1.1 on Linux. After I start tmux, I can not change the numlock
state. Nothing happens when I press the numlock button and nothing appears on
the screen either.
My TERM env is xterm-color before and after starting tmux, and I'm in a
completely new tmux session.
What could be
