This isn't really a bug, but more a missing configuration option. PuTTY sends Esc[n~ -style function key and keyboard escape codes by default, and while PuTTY for Windows has a configuration option to change this to Xterm and other variants, PuTTY for Symbian OS doesn't.
I'll create a wishlist-item for adding this. In the mean time, you can try editing the config file by hand. This only works if you have installed PuTTY on a memory card (or have an AllFiles-capable file browser). To try to do this, find the relevant profile file under \private\f11f9070\profiles, and set
LinuxFunctionKeys=2
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This isn't really a bug, but more a missing configuration option. PuTTY sends Esc[n~ -style function key and keyboard escape codes by default, and while PuTTY for Windows has a configuration option to change this to Xterm and other variants, PuTTY for Symbian OS doesn't.
I'll create a wishlist-item for adding this. In the mean time, you can try editing the config file by hand. This only works if you have installed PuTTY on a memory card (or have an AllFiles-capable file browser). To try to do this, find the relevant profile file under \private\f11f9070\profiles, and set
LinuxFunctionKeys=2