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Please add terminal.integrated.linuxMetaIsCtrl setting #122476
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I just checked gnome terminal and couldn't find this in preferences. How did you configure this? |
See this patch: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/vte/-/issues/276 |
@mitar oh you're using a custom build of VTE? I probably wouldn't want to move ahead with this until I see the feature in some other terminal to avoid bloating and making the terminal more complex for a feature that will rarely see use. |
I mean, this is just me. But others have expressed similar needs in the past: #57083 #47616 It is not all exactly the same, but it shows that different people have different reasons/needs/configurations how they get to this (is it a question of their windows manager, or inputrc configuration). I have opted to use this only inside the terminal but not elsewhere. Given that there is already |
Well gnome terminal doesn't run on mac and mac option is meta is a common option on iterm/Terminal.app. I don't think we would move forward on this until other prominent terminal(s) have a similar option. In the meantime I think you can create a set of keybindings to use super (I think super is supported). For example the below is an example which maps ctrl+/ to send
More info: https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/editor/integrated-terminal#_send-text-via-a-keybinding |
I have my regular terminal (
Terminal
on Ubuntu) configured so that pressingSuper
(also known asMeta
key in VSCode) key acts like a Ctrl key. E.g., when I pressSuper+C
it sends interrupt key to the terminal. In this way I get regular Ctrl key free to use for UI shortcuts (e.g., when I pressCtrl+C
I get clipboard copy). In this way I have similar experience to what macOS provides.I would like to configure the same for the integrated terminal. To me it looks like it would only need to map pressing the Super/Meta key to the Ctrl key. But just for the purposes of the terminal and not keyboard shortcuts (even when focused inside the terminal). Based on existing
terminal.integrated.macOptionIsMeta
i would like to ask for theterminal.integrated.linuxMetaIsCtrl
key.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: