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It's also a footgun for new terminal users, hehe. Wan't to undo something, instead you think you've suddenly nuked your program and lost all progress. So start
by matsemann 4y ago
It's also a footgun for new terminal users, hehe. Wan't to undo something, instead you think you've suddenly nuked your program and lost all progress. So start a new one instead.
- raverbashing 4y agoHah, not really, the real foot gun is Ctrl-s on a session (Ctrl-q to unlock it)
- jstanley 4y agoOr whatever the key shortcut is that puts gnome-terminal in "read only" mode, that I kept doing by accident for years, before I found out how to undo it (right-click, toggle "read only"), thinking it was an obscure gnome-terminal bug.
- eMPee584 4y agoBothered me enough to turn it off once and for all with a /etc/profile.d/stty-flow.sh: #!/bin/sh # turn off stupid flow control and shut up. stty -ixon -ixoff 2>/dev/null