Hello Wilfred.

14 Mar 24 08:55, you wrote to me:

 VA>>>> I spend a lot of time configuring my Putty to work correctly.
 VA>>>> I'd suggest you first make it working without luit.
 WvV>>> Then I have to set my terminals to cp850 charset. I rather keep
 WvV>>> them as utf8
 VA>> Only temporary. F keys shall not be dependent on locale.
 WvV> I suspect it might have to do with different escape sequences, or
 WvV> handling of, for the function keys in the 'linux' and 'putty'
 WvV> settings.

You're completely right. That's the reason. And when you change terminal type, ncurses expects different escape sequences.

My settings are:
terminal type putty

Then in Terminal->Keyboard:

The Backspace key -> Control-?
The Home and End keys -> Standard
The Function keys and keypad -> ESC[n~
Shift/Ctrl/Alt with the arrow keys -> Ctrl toggles app mode
Initial state of cursor keys -> Normal
Initial state of numeric keypad -> Normal
AltGf acts as Compose key -> off
Control-Alt is different from AltGf -> on

In Terminal->Features all is off except "Disable application keypad mode"

 VA>>>> You may need to play with Putty's settings. And TERM=putty
 VA>>>> works the best for me. What I mean - it may work and it's just
 VA>>>> configuration thing. It should be totally fine for you too
 VA>>>> because you have correct termnifo.

 WvV>>> I can spend a lot of time on it, or keep my current working
 WvV>>> config... I see no gain, spending the time.
 VA>> Sure. If that works for you. I'm just trying to help. :)
 WvV> And that is highly appreciated!

Try my settings. It could work.

Vitaliy

... 640K ought to be enough for anybody
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