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Currently, the escape char is ^\ which is impossible to type in with an European keyboard layout and two keys: German, French, Italian, etc. Though, one can use -e, it is extremely exhausting to provide this every time. Therefore, I propose to either move this to a compile time option: --with-escape-char=... or have an env var for that: DTACH_ESCAPE_CHAR. It would make life way easier for non-English users.
If we agree on some option, I can try to work out a patch.
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The non-alphabetic control characters were mapped to the control versions of 2345678 on the VT100 all the other terminals followed because it's really easy to tell a completely new user to enter Control and a number rather than hunting up the right sort of bracket or slash.
People today, are taught the names of these characters in primary school; they still get the wrong slash though! That's Microsoft's fault.
Currently, the escape char is
^\
which is impossible to type in with an European keyboard layout and two keys: German, French, Italian, etc. Though, one can use-e
, it is extremely exhausting to provide this every time. Therefore, I propose to either move this to a compile time option:--with-escape-char=...
or have an env var for that:DTACH_ESCAPE_CHAR
. It would make life way easier for non-English users.If we agree on some option, I can try to work out a patch.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: