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by tward800 - Jan 27th 2007 08:47:11
24 Jan 07 version 0.59 released. Woo hoo.
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someone using SuSe figured out "home" key & "end" key ?
by Sjobeck - Mar 15th 2006 12:00:38
My home ket & end key work perfectly on both RH & CentOS boxes,
from my XP box, but on my SuSE box teh home & end keys are ignored. I
changed the setting in Putty from "standard" to "rxvt"
and now the "home" key works, which is great, but he "end
key prints a "7".
The server shows me running "xterm" when I ask it from the
command line, regardless of what I do in Putty.
Any one know what could be different about RH & SuSe in this regard?
any and all advice is most appreciated.
Peace. Love. Linux.
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Thanks.
XMPP://jason@sjobeck.com
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Re: someone using SuSe figured out "home" key & "end" key ?
by Bondrake - Feb 26th 2008 11:51:53
Hi,
I encountered this same issue. Looking at the stty between the Redhat and
SuSE boxes didn't help (settings were the same), but I found that if you
leave your putty setting on standard and you change the TERM environment
variable to "linux" (probably from xterm) that the home and end keys will
work properly all over. Put it in the config file of your shell of choice
and you should be good to go.
Regards,
Bleys
> My home ket & end key work perfectly
> on both RH & CentOS boxes, from my
> XP box, but on my SuSE box teh home
> & end keys are ignored. I changed
> the setting in Putty from
> "standard" to "rxvt"
> and now the "home" key works,
> which is great, but he "end key
> prints a "7".
>
> The server shows me running
> "xterm" when I ask it from the
> command line, regardless of what I do in
> Putty.
>
> Any one know what could be different
> about RH & SuSe in this regard? any
> and all advice is most appreciated.
>
> Peace. Love. Linux.
>
>
>
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