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Bug#: 213810
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Reporter: Benno Schulenberg <bensberg@justemail.net>
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Description:   Opened: 2008-03-18 11:52 0000
Even though <backspace> is bound to previous-page in ~/.muttrc and in the top
line it says "<BackSpace>:PrevPg", the Backspace key is not working when
running mutt in a Konsole, but it does work in an xterm.

Googling I found http://www.webservertalk.com/message2183722.html
which suggests doing the equivalent of the following:
$ infocmp >thisterminfo
$ sed -i 's/kbs=^H/kbs=\\177/' thisterminfo
$ tic -x thisterminfo

Indeed, after that redefinition of the key, Backspace works in mutt on a
Konsole, but not any more on an xterm.  Hmm..., it would be better if Konsole
had its own terminfo entry.

(Bug only reported for others to easily find the workaround.)

------- Comment #1 From Fernando J. Pereda (RETIRED) 2008-06-07 16:05:41 0000 -------
I guess this should be addressed at the kde guys.

- ferdy

------- Comment #2 From Fabian Groffen 2009-07-23 13:52:07 0000 -------
Has this issue been fixed in the meanwhile?  It sounds like a Konsole or
termcap problem unrelated to mutt.

------- Comment #3 From Alex Alexander 2009-11-06 12:45:48 0000 -------
this bug is still valid, mutt thinks backspace is another key in konsole and
says its not bound anywhere.

it works ok in rxvt-unicode.

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