Helmut K. C. Tessarek
Helmut K. C. Tessarek
Ok, I misunderstood. For me "input" is always a manual, interactive action unless otherwise noted. Thus I didn't understand the question.
Here is the info: ``` bash --norc bash-5.2$ printf '\e[>4;2m\e[>4;1m' bash-5.2$ ^C bash-5.2$ printf '\e[>4;2m\e[>4;0m' bash-5.2$ ^C bash-5.2$ printf '\e[>4;2m\e[>4n' bash-5.2$ ^C bash-5.2$ ``` In all cases Ctrl-C worked as...
We are getting closer I think... ``` bash --norc bash-5.2$ printf '\e[>4;2m' bash-5.2$ ;5;99~ bash: syntax error near unexpected token `;' bash-5.2$ printf '\e[>4n' bash-5.2$ ^C ``` P.S.: I pressed...
> Does the problem happen when you log into the Linux box from the plain Bash (where modifyOtherKeys is turned off)? Nope. But I have to press Ctrl-R before this...
I ran another test, since iTerm2 changed some things with 3.5, which resulted in another issue you fixed in ble (strange characters and jumping of cursor). I quickly installed alacritty....
Maybe @gnachman can give us some pointers. P.S.: George, I hope it is ok to mention you like this. If not, please let me know whether I should open an...
> What are the versions of Atuin in macOS and the Linux box? They are the same: f56a66add9e64151e98ce35c3e85f436927c1ac3
Now they are on 93db7578 (no change, same issue)
@gnachman I didn't find an email address for you on gh or the iTerm2 web site. I started the debug log, after I opened a terminal. Then I started the...
Thanks for the info. I'm currently not home, but will turn that off as soon as I'm back in a couple of hours. Although I never turned this setting on....