> ### Steps to reproduce
>
> 1. Use vim in kitty for a while, doing ??? (I have no reliable way to
> reproduce yet)
Did you start Vim with "vim --clean"? If not, the do that.
> 2. Leave vim, or put it in the background using Ctrl-Z
> 3. Key combinations like Ctrl-D or Ctrl-C have stopped working.
> 4. Running "cat" and pressing such combinations display escape sequences
> instead, e.g.:
>
> ```
> $ "cat"
> ^[[99;5u^[[118;5u^[[100;5u
> ```
>
> Upon re-entering vim, either by starting a new instance or resuming
> the one in the background, the keys combos work again within vim, but
> are non-functional again when leaving it.
This sounds like the t_TE termcap entry has been changed. To see the
relevant entries:
set t_TE t_TI t_RK
For me the result is correct:
t_TE=<1b>[>4;m<1b>[=0;1u
t_TI=<1b>[=1;1u
t_RK=<1b>[?u
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