if you use like "apt-get install kbd" there's nice little utility called "showkey -a" (Ctrl-d to quit) which will help you discover all the key combos you could want, and you just.. if you key combo isnt printing out in the showkey, the operating system is probably capturing it instead of sending onto terminal
On Thu, Feb 20, 2025 at 10:08 AM Alan D. Salewski <salew...@att.net> wrote: > On 2025-02-19 13:10:37, Feodor <feodorpet...@vivaldi.net> spake thus: > >I prescribed > >bindkey ^[[1;3D prev > >bindkey ^[[1;3C next > >in ~/.screenrc for switching between tabs with ALT+LEFT/RIGHT. > >It works only with left ALT. What should I put in to make right ALT work > >similar? > >I'm using st terminal. > > Those settings work fine for me using both left-side and right-side > ALT keys, in 'st' terminal. > > Can you confirm (e.g., by using CTRL-V in bash) that your left- and > right-side ALT keys are producing the same value? > > Here's what I see: > > $ # left-side ALT-LEFT: > $ # ^[[1;3D > > $ # right-side ALT-LEFT: > $ # ^[[1;3D > > $ # left-side ALT-RIGHT: > $ # ^[[1;3C > > $ # right-side ALT-RIGHT: > $ # ^[[1;3C > > > -- > a l a n d. s a l e w s k i > ads@salewski.email > salew...@att.net > https://github.com/salewski > >
