How use command+backspace to delete a line in the terminal (MacOS version)
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vladimirxbogdanov@yandex. ru
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about 1 year ago
I am using Royal TS on Mac OS, but unfortunately, when trying to delete a line in the terminal using the command+backspace combination, a window pops up suggesting to delete an object, which is a virtual machine in this case. Could you please assist me with this issue (I want to erase using this specific command, not ctrl+u)?
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Felix Deimel
said
about 1 year ago
Hi there,
you can achieve this by doing the following:
* Open the properties of your terminal connection
* Switch to the "Input - Key Mappings" section
* Add a new mapping from Command+Backspace to "Send Hex Code" and enter 0x15 as the value.
* Open System Settings
* Go to "Keyboard - Keyboard Shortcuts - App Shortcuts"
* Click the "+" icon to add a new shortcut
* Select "Royal TSX" as the target application
* In the "Menu Title" field enter "Delete"
* Set any keyboard shortcut you like but NOT "Command+Backspace"
vladimirxbogdanov@yandex. ru
I am using Royal TS on Mac OS, but unfortunately, when trying to delete a line in the terminal using the command+backspace combination, a window pops up suggesting to delete an object, which is a virtual machine in this case. Could you please assist me with this issue (I want to erase using this specific command, not ctrl+u)?
Hi there,
you can achieve this by doing the following:
* Open the properties of your terminal connection
* Switch to the "Input - Key Mappings" section
* Add a new mapping from Command+Backspace to "Send Hex Code" and enter 0x15 as the value.
* Open System Settings
* Go to "Keyboard - Keyboard Shortcuts - App Shortcuts"
* Click the "+" icon to add a new shortcut
* Select "Royal TSX" as the target application
* In the "Menu Title" field enter "Delete"
* Set any keyboard shortcut you like but NOT "Command+Backspace"
Hope that helps!
cheers,
Felix
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Hi there,
you can achieve this by doing the following:
* Open the properties of your terminal connection
* Switch to the "Input - Key Mappings" section
* Add a new mapping from Command+Backspace to "Send Hex Code" and enter 0x15 as the value.
* Open System Settings
* Go to "Keyboard - Keyboard Shortcuts - App Shortcuts"
* Click the "+" icon to add a new shortcut
* Select "Royal TSX" as the target application
* In the "Menu Title" field enter "Delete"
* Set any keyboard shortcut you like but NOT "Command+Backspace"
Hope that helps!
cheers,
Felix
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Nasatik
Is there a way to make this the default behavior for all SSH connections? With this method I would need to manually update all of my existing configs
Thanks!
Felix Deimel
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