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Sometimes when I use ctrl+a or ctrl+e shortcuts (move cursor to beginning and end of a line) finalterm starts to act unpredictably - cursor goes into insert mode, text partially disappears, sometimes I'm even unable to write anything else (have to ctrl+c). There is warning I get when it happens:
** (finalterm:4967): WARNING **: Unsupported control sequence: '\u001b[1@' (TERMINAL_STREAM_STREAM_ELEMENT_CONTROL_SEQUENCE_TYPE_INSERT_CHARACTERS)
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This is another way ctrl+a breaks: type some 30-40 random characters with spaces in it. Press ctrl-a. It doesn't get back to the start of the line. It stops at a few characters from the beginning.
I'd paste here an example but it seems that copy and paste don't work yet. That's a show stopper but I'm reporting this bug anyway because finalterm has the potential to become my terminal of choice (when copy and paste will work).
Btw, I just installed from the ubuntu ppa. It would be nice if the About Final Term menu would report the git commit it was built from.
Sometimes when I use ctrl+a or ctrl+e shortcuts (move cursor to beginning and end of a line) finalterm starts to act unpredictably - cursor goes into insert mode, text partially disappears, sometimes I'm even unable to write anything else (have to ctrl+c). There is warning I get when it happens:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: