3 The *.keytab files (located in $KDEDIR/share/apps/konsole) allow
4 to configure the keyboard due to your specific environment.
6 Beside that you can use them to make the keyboard emit virtually
7 any escape sequence you want, here a probe of more typical problems
8 related to keyboards, that can be coped with this way:
12 While one would expect, that the Backspace key send Ascii
13 Backspace, this is not the case in many Linux installations.
15 The idea behind this hack is to preserve the CTRL-H.
33 Quite a lot of those key sequences are floating around.
35 Consult your terminfo or termcap database for the expected values.
36 Note that your system is not unlikely to have other keyboard databases
37 which have to be in sync, too (e.g. /etc/inputrc for readline(3)).
39 If you want to adjust things to your needs, copy one of the
40 *.keytab files and edit it. When restarted, konsole offeres
41 you this new entry on it's menu.
43 In case your new keytab is likely to suit common needs,
44 please contribute to konsole by sending me the file.