Could you elaborate on how you're interpreting the server log?
> tmux got ^A, ^U and ^D correctly
My report is regarding ^A, ^E and ^K (to correct it, ^U seems to be
working. I'm not sure if I made some mistake or if something changed).
The fact that tmux got ^A is perhaps the thread I should tu
Ah, thanks! 'bindkey -e' did indeed do the trick.
So in my default shells I get emacs mode before I set EDITOR, but in any
child shells (not just tmux) the presence of EDITOR switches me to vi mode?
Am I understanding this correctly?
Many thanks again.
Oh sorry, I expect ^A to move cursor to start of line, ^E to end of line,
^K to delete from cursor to end of line, ^U to delete from cursor to start
of line.
(I shared a screenshot earlier in this thread showing that they print to
screen. Sorry to waste your time.)
Still broken with xterm (I'm on gnome-terminal by default).
Here's my tmux-server file.
server started, pid 3561
socket path /tmp/tmux-115251/test
new client 7
loading /dev/null
got 100 from client 7
got 101 from client 7
got 102 from client 7
got 103 from client 7
got 104 from client 7
got 105 fr
Thanks.
> How did you build it?
I just used the README's instructions: ./configure && make
> Does it work if you do: tmux -Ltest -f/dev/null new
Same result; see attached:
[image: Inline image 1]
More details: $TERM is 'xterm' before starting tmux, 'screen' inside. I
haven't messed with it; I
I'm on a pretty uncustomized ubuntu 12.04.1 (precise pangolin) laptop which
installs tmux 1.6 by default. The stock binary works fine. I tried to build
and install tmux 1.10 from source, and got no errors. However, the new
version no longer seems to recognize ctrl-a, ctrl-e, ctrl-u and ctrl-k.
This
