emacs+gnome-terminal+KDE+openSUSE - ctrl+arrow keys not working
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emacs+gnome-terminal+KDE+openSUSE - ctrl+arrow keys not working
I'm using openSUSE 10.3 with KDE and having a problem with Emacs in console mode (no X window).
If I use Konsole or gnome-terminal to run Emacs, ctrl+arrow keys don't work, instead they just cause the characters A,B,C,D to be printed. It's only the combination of these terminal emulators + emacs that causes the problem: the arrow keys work fine for emacs in gui mode, or for bash on the terminal emulators, or emacs in console mode in a tty obtained by hitting Ctrl+Alt+F1. Can anyone suggest how to change this?
Thanks for your replies, I'm switching between distros a fair bit at the moment and probably won't be using suse now for a few weeks, but I'll try these when I get the chance and report back if they don't work. Wouldn't have thought vim-common had anything to do with emacs though?
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