2009-10-15 21:50:27 UTC
I'm interested to know if there's an active mailing list for this somewhere. The link to poderosa's users-en mailing list on the web site (http://poderosa.org/mailman/listinfo/users-en) is dead, although I see some posts archived here and there on the net (e.g. http://www.mail-archive.com/users-en@poderosa.org/).
This is probably an common nitpick of linux users: Key codes for Home and End in poderosa's xterm emulation are a bit strange...
I see someone suggesting on that mailing list to remap keys on the system to accept poderosa's key codes (e.g. using the .inputrc file in linux). However a much better way, especially if you've got lots of systems, is to just tell poderosa to send different key codes:
- Go to "Tools" -> "Options..."
- Click on "Operation"
- In the "Additional Key" box you can enter mappings... I can't entirely figure out the syntax, but it's a bunch of entries for different keys, separated by ", " (comma, space), where each one is <key name>=<key code>, where key code is one or more characters to send, either as the actual character or as a unix-style hex value ("0x" followed by hex digits).
So for example, so set Home and End to send VT220 style codes (where Home is Esc [ 1 ~ and End is Esc [ 4 ~)
I can set Additional Key to:
Home=0x1B[1~, End=0x1B[4~