From Bugzilla Helper: User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:1.2.1) Gecko/20030225 Description of problem: In RedHat 7.2 the terminal emulator (I may have used kde and kconsole) had one line scrolling keys, shift-arrow-up and shift-arrow-down, that I found EXTREMELY useful. It also had shift-page-up/down that were very useful. In RedHat 9 the terminal emulator (gnome-terminal) has shift-page-up/down but does not have shift-arrow-up/down. I cannot find the parameter file or control mechanism that contains the key mapping defining shift-page-up/down. Redhat tech support seems to think this does not exist (see service request 279367). Is there a way to define shift-arrow-up/down to scroll one line? Redhat tech support thinks there is none. The shift-arrow-up/down keys are so useful they should be added. Ability to change these key bindings is not strictly necessary but should be added. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): gnome-terminal-2.2.1-3 How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Run gnome-terminal 2. Press shift-page-up/down (page scroll happens) 3. Press shift-arrow-up/down (nothing good happens) Additional info:
Sounds fair, the only possible issue is whether shift+arrow is already used to mean something else in any interesting contexts. I can't think of anything. This bug needs to be filed on bugzilla.gnome.org as well, we would generally make this change in a gnome.org context and then inherit it in a GNOME release.
Bug has been filed with bugzilla.gnome.org (bug number 131090).
Hi, I'm going through bugs assigned to me and attempting to clean some of the older, fixed ones up. This bug hasn't changed in over a year old now. Are you still seeing the problem? (This a batch message is being sent to all my bugs that haven't changed in a year)
Hi, This bug has been in the NEEDINFO state for at least a couple of weeks now. I'm going to close the bug, but if you can provide the required information feel free to open a new report. Thanks. (This is a mass message being sent to a bunch of bug reports)