Description of Problem: In gnome-terminal "Home" and "End" keys generate wrong esc-sequences How Reproducible: always Steps to Reproduce: 1. start gnome-terminal 2. start mc 3. press "Home" or "End" Actual Results: You'll see "H" (for home key) and "F" (for End key) characters in command line. Expected Results: Pointer line must be moved to first or last file on the panel. Additional Information: In other terminals (konsole and xterm) home and end keys work as expected. in xterm and konsole following sequences are generated: ^[[1~ (home) ^[[4~ (end). But gnome-terminal generates ^[OH for home and ^[OF for end keys. TERM value is the same - xterm.
Sent upstream as http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=57437 Closing at Red Hat level.
Created attachment 27313 [details] this patch solves the problem
This patch actualy does the same thing like kdebase-2.1-konsolefixes.patch from kdebase package. Here is changelog entry from kdebase: * Fri Mar 9 2001 Preston Brown <pbrown> - fix home and end default mapping in konsole Why not do the same with gnome-libs? With this patch I'm quit happy with mc, pine and other console stuff.
*** Bug 52241 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
This has been fixed upstream.
Closing out.