Remap abort command in Ubuntu Terminal
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I've changed my alt and ctrl keys in order to have the same keyboard layout as I do on my mac.
Ever since then I can't use the abort Terminal command (previosly without any remapping ctrl+c). In the Terminal preferences I can pretty much remap anything I want (Copy, Paste, New Window, etc.) however I could not find a way to remap the abort function.
I've already tried tweaking the dconf setting manually by escape='<Alt>c' but it didn't work either.
Is there any way to remap the abort command?
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I've changed my alt and ctrl keys in order to have the same keyboard layout as I do on my mac.
Ever since then I can't use the abort Terminal command (previosly without any remapping ctrl+c). In the Terminal preferences I can pretty much remap anything I want (Copy, Paste, New Window, etc.) however I could not find a way to remap the abort function.
I've already tried tweaking the dconf setting manually by escape='<Alt>c' but it didn't work either.
Is there any way to remap the abort command?
command-line shortcut-keys 17.10
asked Feb 28 at 11:03
Niklas
1971315
maybe this question would help. Not sure if it is a 100% duplicate though.
– Aserre
Feb 28 at 11:28
It helps partially. I could remap it tostty intr ^iwhich would help but I don't know how I can use thealtkey.
– Niklas
Feb 28 at 12:10
stty intr "[c"will work but then I can't paste correctly anymore and other things are not working as planned.
– Niklas
Mar 1 at 11:36
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I've changed my alt and ctrl keys in order to have the same keyboard layout as I do on my mac.
Ever since then I can't use the abort Terminal command (previosly without any remapping ctrl+c). In the Terminal preferences I can pretty much remap anything I want (Copy, Paste, New Window, etc.) however I could not find a way to remap the abort function.
I've already tried tweaking the dconf setting manually by escape='<Alt>c' but it didn't work either.
Is there any way to remap the abort command?
command-line shortcut-keys 17.10
asked Feb 28 at 11:03
Niklas
1971315
I've changed my alt and ctrl keys in order to have the same keyboard layout as I do on my mac.
Ever since then I can't use the abort Terminal command (previosly without any remapping ctrl+c). In the Terminal preferences I can pretty much remap anything I want (Copy, Paste, New Window, etc.) however I could not find a way to remap the abort function.
I've already tried tweaking the dconf setting manually by escape='<Alt>c' but it didn't work either.
Is there any way to remap the abort command?
command-line shortcut-keys 17.10
command-line shortcut-keys 17.10
asked Feb 28 at 11:03
Niklas
1971315
asked Feb 28 at 11:03
Niklas
1971315
asked Feb 28 at 11:03
Niklas
1971315
asked Feb 28 at 11:03
Niklas
1971315
asked Feb 28 at 11:03
Niklas
1971315
1971315
maybe this question would help. Not sure if it is a 100% duplicate though.
– Aserre
Feb 28 at 11:28
It helps partially. I could remap it tostty intr ^iwhich would help but I don't know how I can use thealtkey.
– Niklas
Feb 28 at 12:10
stty intr "[c"will work but then I can't paste correctly anymore and other things are not working as planned.
– Niklas
Mar 1 at 11:36
add a comment |Â
maybe this question would help. Not sure if it is a 100% duplicate though.
– Aserre
Feb 28 at 11:28
It helps partially. I could remap it tostty intr ^iwhich would help but I don't know how I can use thealtkey.
– Niklas
Feb 28 at 12:10
stty intr "[c"will work but then I can't paste correctly anymore and other things are not working as planned.
– Niklas
Mar 1 at 11:36
maybe this question would help. Not sure if it is a 100% duplicate though.
– Aserre
Feb 28 at 11:28
maybe this question would help. Not sure if it is a 100% duplicate though.
– Aserre
Feb 28 at 11:28
It helps partially. I could remap it to
stty intr ^i which would help but I don't know how I can use the alt key.– Niklas
Feb 28 at 12:10
It helps partially. I could remap it to
stty intr ^i which would help but I don't know how I can use the alt key.– Niklas
Feb 28 at 12:10
stty intr "[c" will work but then I can't paste correctly anymore and other things are not working as planned.– Niklas
Mar 1 at 11:36
stty intr "[c" will work but then I can't paste correctly anymore and other things are not working as planned.– Niklas
Mar 1 at 11:36
add a comment |Â
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maybe this question would help. Not sure if it is a 100% duplicate though.
– Aserre
Feb 28 at 11:28
It helps partially. I could remap it to
stty intr ^iwhich would help but I don't know how I can use thealtkey.– Niklas
Feb 28 at 12:10
stty intr "[c"will work but then I can't paste correctly anymore and other things are not working as planned.– Niklas
Mar 1 at 11:36