I posted a solution that worked for me using iTerm2 on OS X to
StackOverflow:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/26180096/os-x-byobu-vertical-
split/26470118#26470118
It involved removing OS X keyboard shortcuts that could interfere,
updating the iTerm2 profile key map to send the correct escape
I don't know if this is still open or not as it has been a while since
the last comment.
I did have a few things to add that may be related to some of the
problems described.
First I have a Macbook Pro about 5 years old now. While there are
function keys they do not operate as function keys by de
This bug also occurs in a totally different environment. I have an Apple
keyboard connected to a Windows 7 workstation. I'm using cygwin + ssh to
login to a remote Ubuntu machine. Whenever I use byobu from the Ubuntu
machine, I get broken behavior with F-keys. When trying to use F3 or F4
to enumera
Reopening. I don't have a Mac or a Mac keyboard. I'll look into
getting one sometime, perhaps, and try and get this working better. No
timeline commitment though :-)
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Status: Fix Released => Confirmed
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Can we open this one back up (or create a new one) b/c I am new to byobu
(installed via Homebrew) and I am having similar trouble.
Mac OS X Lion 10.7.3 (11D50b)
$ byobu --version
byobu version 5.12
tmux 1.6
$ echo $TERM
xterm-256color
I am using Terminal.app and have disabled all of the F
keybi
Hmm, okay, thanks. Partial fix. Will need to dig a bit deeper ...
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Well, I spoke too soon. The F-keys work on their own, but with modifiers
they don't - I'm trying to create a split window using Shift-F2 or
Ctrl-F2. Nothing happens...
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Dustin,
Adding those terminfo commands to my .screenrc fixed my problems while
using Apple's Terminal.app.
Thanks!
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Actually, I just came across this:
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http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4653572/how-do-i-get-the-f1-f12-keys-to-switch-screens-in-gnu-screen-in-cygwin-when-conne
Which suggests adding the following to ~/.screenrc:
terminfo * k1=\EOP
terminfo * k2=\EOQ
terminfo * k3=\EOR
terminfo * k4=\EOS
termin
I think that I can provide some more info. According to,
http://aperiodic.net/phil/archives/Geekery/term-function-keys.html
X11R6 xterm and XFree86 xterm produce difference keysequences for
F1-F4(!). gnome-terminal and Terminal.app generate the same sequence as
XFree86, but Terminal.app identifie
This bug was fixed in the package byobu - 3.29-0ubuntu1
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* usr/share/man/man1/byobu.1: document PS1 workaround, LP: #525552
* usr/share/man/man1/byobu.1: fix minor manpage typo, add SERVICES example
* usr/lib/byob
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Committed revision 1309.
Added a note to the manpage:
+Apple Mac keyboard users may need to specify a vt100 terminal by adding this
to your OSX profile, in order to get Byobu's function keys and colors to work:
+ alias ssh='TERM=vt100 ssh'
This is the best we can do with this bug. Thanks!
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