There may be some other key or key combination on the left side of the
keyboard that's doing this also. While the tab key can reproducibly cause
it, some other key combination might also.
Since my bash version is Jan 27, 2017 and none of my .bash scripts have
changed recently, xterm (Sep 20,
On Sun, 18 Oct 2020 at 19:23, Brian Inglis wrote:
>
> On 2020-10-18 12:07, Frank Eske via Cygwin wrote:
> > If the tab key is entered as the first character running the bash shell on
> > an xterm terminal, the keyboard temporarily locks. Control-C writes ^C but
> > doesn't unlock it. This doesn't
On 2020-10-18 12:07, Frank Eske via Cygwin wrote:
> If the tab key is entered as the first character running the bash shell on
> an xterm terminal, the keyboard temporarily locks. Control-C writes ^C but
> doesn't unlock it. This doesn't happen on Fedora. It also doesn't lock if a
> space is typed
If the tab key is entered as the first character running the bash shell on
an xterm terminal, the keyboard temporarily locks. Control-C writes ^C but
doesn't unlock it. This doesn't happen on Fedora. It also doesn't lock if a
space is typed first.
This occurs whether or not the xterm console is
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