All,

I have golded running on linux, but F1 doesn't work (it behaves like the ESC key). Also I can't select text using shift + arrow keys. Is it even possible to get this working in linux?


Tom

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Hi Tom,

On 2023-05-18 13:21:42, you wrote to All:

I have golded running on linux, but F1 doesn't work (it behaves like
the ESC key).

Mine behaves fine. I don't remember if I had to do anything special to get it to behave like this. I don't think so.
It might have to do with your terminal and its settings.

Also I can't select text using shift + arrow keys. Is it even
possible to get this working in linux?

It works in my current terminal (Konsole in KDE on opensuse). But not when I login remotely to my machine with putty as terminal from a windows machine. So I got my self used to using Alt-A for text selection in Golded...

Bye, Wilfred.

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Wilfred,

18 May 23 13:28, you wrote to me:

I have golded running on linux, but F1 doesn't work (it behaves
like the ESC key).

Mine behaves fine. I don't remember if I had to do anything special to
get it to behave like this. I don't think so. It might have to do with your terminal and its settings.

I use putty from windows, but in Midnight Commander for example, all function key work just fine. I guess it's not the terminal settings then?

Also I can't select text using shift + arrow keys. Is it even
possible to get this working in linux?

It works in my current terminal (Konsole in KDE on opensuse). But not
when I login remotely to my machine with putty as terminal from a
windows machine. So I got my self used to using Alt-A for text
selection in Golded...

I didn't know about Alt-A, thanks! That seems to work in my putty-golded combo :)


Tom

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Hi Tom,

On 2023-05-18 14:10:23, you wrote to me:

I have golded running on linux, but F1 doesn't work (it behaves
like the ESC key).

Mine behaves fine. I don't remember if I had to do anything special to
get it to behave like this. I don't think so. It might have to do with
your terminal and its settings.

I use putty from windows, but in Midnight Commander for example, all function key work just fine. I guess it's not the terminal settings then?

Maybe. But putty has lots of settings regarding the terminal/keyboard, you can play arround with...


Bye, Wilfred.

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