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Description of problem:
The KDE terminal emulator, Konsole, doesn't support the 'cbt' capability
(back_tab) - this leads to cursor positioning bugs in various ncurses-based
programs, and also phantom characters that weren't erased properly by the
backspace. For example, I'm unable to meaningfully edit text in the current CVS
'citadel' client (http://uncensored.citadel.org/) because the cursor skips too
far to the left or right and I'll end up backspacing over too much text. This
also affects irssi.

The problem is that Red Hat 7 uses a fairly complete/recent terminfo description
as the *default* for xterm - for this purpose, I'm not sure if I agree with
using capabilities more recent than what is in the 'xterm-color' description,
for compatibility with people who might remotely log in from older terminals.

At any rate, the fix is to remove the 'cbt' capability from 'xterm' or to map
'xterm' to something like 'xterm-color' that doesn't use this capability. IMO it
would be good to just remove 'cbt' from most descriptions since it's not
necessary and is likely to cause problems


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How reproducible:
Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1.run irssi in Konsole, type several words and then backspace over them
2.or run latest CVS 'citadel' client in Konsole (http://uncensored.citadel.org/)
3.
	

Actual Results:  phantom characters, badly positioned cursor, unable to edit
meaningfully

Expected Results:  none of the above

Additional info: