Some terminals can issue a reset from "the outside", e.g., iTerm2 has this under ⌘K. (In fact, `reset` inside iTerm2 fails to completely reset the terminal…) E

Some terminals can issue a reset from "the outside", e.g., iTerm2 has this under ⌘K. (In fact, `reset` inside iTerm2 fails to completely reset the terminal…) Every now and they I'll want to do ^K in Vim and inadvertently hit ⌘K instead, which is fun. (`:redraw!` sorts things back out. Though weirdly it occurs to me that now that the terminal seems to somehow remain in alternate mode…)