Koichi Murase

> ``` > ===== chars ===== > RET b l e / d e b u g / k e y l o g # e > n d RET...

~~Thanks. In every case, M-RET seems to be just encoded as `RET` in your environment. But M-RET is supposed to be encoded as e.g. `ESC RET`, and in fact, it...

> Now I would suggest that a much cleaner solution is investigated so that ble.sh is more compatible with `konsole`. This is a bug of Konsole so should be fixed...

Could you carefully read this [comment](https://github.com/akinomyoga/ble.sh/issues/211#issuecomment-1190078718) again? First of all, M-RET is used for other purpose in the default setting. The reason that you can use it to run the...

> Ok, then let's say that a custom tweaking is necessary for kde/konsole users. Yes, and that's the *raison d'être* of `ble-bind`. I'd keep it open until I test the...

What do you mean? Isn't it the same behavior as ble-0.3 and ble-0.4? Without custom configurations, C-j has always been "run" in the multiline editing mode.

Huh? Everything is wrong. You seem to be already forgetting the original reason that you have opened the issue. The issue is not that "C-j cannot be used to run...

> Do you have any suggestions for which configurations to make available in home-manager and which should not? I don't have a particular opinion on this. It's partly because I'm...

@aiotter Great! Thank you for kindly answering all the questions one by one. I now feel comfortable with my current understanding of Home Manager, though I might miss some essence....

> Broken down it means that you are describing your entire system front to back in a programming language rather than actions to configure it. This then allows you to...