Alt+<number> - different behavior in different terminals

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03-07-2007, 03:07 PM	#1
szp LQ Newbie Registered: Aug 2006 Distribution: Slackware 11 Posts: 6 Rep:	Alt+<number> - different behavior in different terminals Hey, Some applications (e.g. ekg2) use the alt+<number> combination to switch between windows. Unfortunately, this combination seems to work somewhat differently in aterm than in xterm (i.e. doesn't work at all). Is there any solution to this? I really like aterm and I'd like to stick to it, moreover I'm 100% sure this is.. fixable. Any ideas?

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