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To be clear, it's not the terminal emulator (xterm, mintty, iTerm2, etc.) that does this. It's the tty layer. You can use the stty command to change the setting
by _kst_ 2y ago
To be clear, it's not the terminal emulator (xterm, mintty, iTerm2, etc.) that does this. It's the tty layer. You can use the stty command to change the settings.
- samatman 2y agoYes, quite right. I was thinking of the terminal driver and typed emulator for some reason. Good catch.