These are standard: F5 = copy F6 = rename/move To me, the rename is more misnomer than reality, but that's not the issue here, which is that the edit the filename first process triggered by shifting these keys isn't the same in all environments. For years I've seen that in X, Shift-F5 & Shift-F6 actually do as expected. But on the virtual consoles, I've only seen that they do that when running *ubuntu (and maybe Debian too?). In Fedora, Mandriva & SUSE on virtual consoles, Shift-F3 is copy with edit destination name, and Shift-F4 is move with edit destination name. Is there some config file option I can change to make the behavior in most distros the same as in *ubuntu? Why is there this ubiquitous difference? -- "The basis of our Bill of Rights comes from the teachings we get from Exodus and St. Matthew, from Isaiah and St. Paul. President Harry S. Truman
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