Justin Piszcz wrote: > > > On Thu, 17 Sep 2009, Emanoil Kotsev wrote: > >> Justin Piszcz wrote: >> >>> Hello, >>> >>> Distribution: Debian Testing >>> >>> Recently, after an apt-get dist-upgrade, when I hit control-c, I get >>> the >>> following in an xterm: >>> >>> $ ^C >>> >>> It occurs with aterm/xterm, bash and csh. >> >> Not usre if it helps but I read a lot about terminal settings >> recently - may >> be you can set it with stty. Or check if you have custom or system >> settings >> for those terminals >> >>> >>> Before, when I hit control-c, it would not show ^C on the console >>> (makes >>> it easier when copying/pasting items from the command line) >>> >>> I never recall this occurring before-- does anyone which character >>> mappings are responsible for this? >>> >>> I wish to disable this behavior. >>> >>> Justin. >> > > Hi, > > Thanks, found it, the following fixed the issue: > > [-]echo echo input characters > * [-]echoctl same as [-]ctlecho > > $ stty -echoctl > $ > > Justin. > >
Thanks for the tip! This ^C really bothered me as I copy-paste from terminals very often! The question is, how do you make this change permanent? I manned stty and nothing is mentioned, I straced it and could not find where it makes its changes, so how do I make it permanent? Giorgos
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