Hi all, sorry for my late answer and thanks for everyone´s input :
Hence, by default, > -"C-a n" switches to the next window locally > - "C-a a n" switches to the next window remotely, by sending a command > character followed by "n". > You could customize this in a number of ways. For instance, you could > set the "escape" command to different keys on the local and remote > hosts. You could also use different keys for the command character and > the literal command character. cool, yes, that´s more or less what i was looking for. Could anyone please enlighten me about the keybindings for the remote part ? I have this for local console switching : bindkey -k F1 prev bindkey -k F2 next and would like to bind f.ex. F5 and F6 to remote console switching. thanks for your time !
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