Dan Youngquist composed on 2016-05-16 05:46 (UTC-0700):

> Jan Stolarek wrote:

>> recently I encountere a problem with using Konsole. For some reason using
>> Shift+<arrow key> stopped working in Emacs. At first I thought Emacs is
>> at fault but a quick investigation revealed that using Shift+<arrow>
>> simply does not work in Konsole. With google's help I found a solution
>> [1], which was to edit keytab file found in
>> /opt/trinity/share/apps/konsole/.

> Why not just edit Konsole's shortcuts to remove those keys?  Konsole uses
> them for Go To Next/Previous Session.

Maybe it would be better for Konsole to be more like other apps in their 
emulation of the source of the tab paradigm, at least via a simple option. 
Tabs' origin is in a binder, pages in a "book", enabling one to quickly 
select a particular point in a (vertical) _stack_ or _layer_ of sheets or 
pages. Thus, at least arguably, the more sensible emulation is up/down, not 
right/left.

Ctrl-Up/Ctrl-Down works in Mozilla products, my first exposure to tabs in any 
Linux environment, though not my first in a PC environment. (Alt-# in Quattro 
Pro for DOS was the first, just short of 3 decades ago.) Thus, because I 
spend more time in web browsers than all other tabbed apps combined, and with 
many many many tabs, than Konsole, keyboard tab switching in Konsole requires 
extra mental effort.
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