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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.)
I guess this should be addressed at the kde guys. - ferdy
Has this issue been fixed in the meanwhile? It sounds like a Konsole or termcap problem unrelated to mutt.
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.