Pressing some shortcuts writes strange characters in the Kitty Terminal.
For example:
shift+f1 prints "P"
shift+f2 prints "Q"
I am trying to use Shift+F1, Control+F2, etc, in Kitty to control Byobu, but they don't work.
Right now, I have:
Terminal->Keyboard->Function set to Xterm R6
Connection->Data->Terminal-type string set to xterm (I tried putty-256color and kitty-256color and these broke F1-F2-F3-F4)
kitty.ini:
F1 * Used by X11 *
Shift-F1 Display this help
F2 Create a new window
Shift-F2 Create a horizontal split
Ctrl-F2 Create a vertical split
Ctrl-Shift-F2 Create a new session
F3/F4 Move focus among windows
Alt-Left/Right Move focus among windows
Alt-Up/Down Move focus among sessions
Shift-Left/Right/Up/Down Move focus among splits
Shift-F3/F4 Move focus among splits
Ctrl-F3/F4 Move a split
Ctrl-Shift-F3/F4 Move a window
Shift-Alt-Left/Right/Up/Down Resize a split
F5 Reload profile, refresh status
Alt-F5 Toggle UTF-8 support, refresh status
Shift-F5 Toggle through status lines
Ctrl-F5 Reconnect ssh/gpg/dbus sockets
Ctrl-Shift-F5 Change status bar's color randomly
F6 Detach session and then logout
Shift-F6 Detach session and do not logout
Alt-F6 Detach all clients but yourself
Ctrl-F6 Kill split in focus
F7 Enter scrollback history
Alt-PageUp/PageDown Enter and move through scrollback
Shift-F7 Save history to $BYOBU_RUN_DIR/printscreen
F8 Rename the current window
Ctrl-F8 Rename the current session
Shift-F8 Toggle through split arrangements
Alt-Shift-F8 Restore a split-pane layout
Ctrl-Shift-F8 Save the current split-pane layout
F9 Launch byobu-config window
Ctrl-F9 Enter command and run in all windows
Shift-F9 Enter command and run in all splits
Alt-F9 Toggle sending keyboard input to all splits
F10 * Used by X11 *
F11 * Used by X11 *
Alt-F11 Expand split to a full window
Shift-F11 Zoom into a split, zoom out of a split
Ctrl-F11 Join window into a vertical split
F12 Escape sequence
Shift-F12 Toggle on/off Byobu's keybindings
Alt-F12 Toggle on/off Byobu's mouse support
Ctrl-Shift-F12 Mondrian squares
In /usr/share/byobu/keybindings/f-keys.screen
# F-keys seem to work well in both gnome-terminal and tty consoles
bindkey -k k1 $BYOBU_BACKEND -t config 0 byobu-config # F1 | Configuration (along with F9)
# | since F1 = Help in gnome-terminal
bindkey "^[O1;2P" $BYOBU_BACKEND -t help 0 $BYOBU_PAGER $BYOBU_PREFIX/share/doc/byobu/help.screen.txt # shift-F1 | help
bindkey -k k2 $BYOBU_BACKEND # F2 | Create new window
bindkey "^[O1;5Q" eval 'split -v' 'focus down' 'next' 'focus up' 'layout save byobu' 'layout autosave' 'screen' # ctrl-F2 | vertical split
bindkey "^[O1;2Q" eval 'split' 'focus down' 'next' 'focus up' 'layout save byobu' 'layout autosave' 'screen' # shift-F2 | horizontal split
# No ctrl-shift-F2 (new session) in Screen
bindkey -k k3 eval 'prev' 'fit' # F3 | Previous Window
bindkey -k k4 eval 'next' 'fit' # F4 | Next Window
bindkey "^[[1;3D" eval 'prev' 'fit' # alt-left | Previous Window
bindkey "^[[1;3C" eval 'next' 'fit' # alt-right | Next Window
# No alt-up (previous session) in Screen
# No alt-down (next session) in Screen
bindkey "^[O1;2R" focus up # shift-F3 | focus up
bindkey "^[O1;2S" focus down # shift-F4 | focus down
bindkey "^[[1;2A" focus up # shift-up | focus up
bindkey "^[[1;2B" focus down # shift-up | focus down
bindkey "^[[1;2D" focus up # shift-left | focus up
bindkey "^[[1;2C" focus down # shift-right | focus down
# No ctrl-shift-F3 (move pane) in Screen
# No ctrl-shift-F4 (move pane) in Screen
bindkey "^[[1;4A" resize +1 # shift-alt-up | resize +1
bindkey "^[[1;4B" resize -1 # shift-alt-down | resize -1
bindkey "^[[1;4D" resize -1 # shift-alt-left | resize -1
bindkey "^[[1;4C" resize +1 # shift-alt-right | resize +1
register r ":source $BYOBU_CONFIG_DIR/profile^M" # | Goes with F5 definition
bindkey -k k5 eval 'process x' 'process r' # F5 | Reload profile
bindkey "^[[15;5~" eval 'process x' 'process r' 'stuff ". $BYOBU_PREFIX/bin/byobu-reconnect-sockets^M"' # ctrl-F5 | reconnect gpg/ssh/x sockets
bindkey "^[[15;6~" $BYOBU_BACKEND -t color 0 byobu-select-profile # ctrl-shift-F5 | choose a background color
bindkey "^[[15;2~" only # shift-F5 | kill all splits
bindkey "^[[31~" only # shift-F5 | kill all splits
bindkey -k k6 detach # F6 | Detach from this session
bindkey "^[[17;2~" eval 'exec touch $BYOBU_RUN_DIR/no-logout' 'detach' # shift-F6 | detach, but don't logout
bindkey "^[[32~" eval 'exec touch $BYOBU_RUN_DIR/no-logout' 'detach' # shift-F6 | detach, but don't logout
bindkey "^[[17;5~" remove # ctrl-F6 | kill this split
# ctrl-F6 | sadly, does not work in tty :-(
Pressing some shortcuts writes strange characters in the Kitty Terminal.
For example: shift+f1 prints "P" shift+f2 prints "Q"
I am trying to use Shift+F1, Control+F2, etc, in Kitty to control Byobu, but they don't work.
Right now, I have: Terminal->Keyboard->Function set to Xterm R6 Connection->Data->Terminal-type string set to
xterm(I tried putty-256color and kitty-256color and these broke F1-F2-F3-F4)kitty.ini:How can I turn this feature off? Is there any workaround (other than rebinding all the keys?) I'd like to ideally use the Function keys instead of screen's keybindings (https://www.gnu.org/software/screen/manual/html_node/Default-Key-Bindings.html)
Is there any way I can remap the keys in Kitty like https://stackoverflow.com/a/26470118/5859029?
In
/usr/share/byobu/keybindings/f-keys.screen