Byobu: Keybindings only respond in first tab; not responsive in new tabs or windows
I start Byobu and the first tab responds perfectly to all my keybindings. I can turn keybindings on and off and baby doves hatch from terminal outputs.
~ $ > byobu-keybindings
Byobu keybindings: [OFF]
---------------------------------------- | Mon Jan 14 20:08:53 | azatar@orion
~ $ > byobu-keybindings
Byobu keybindings: [ON]
Then, I open an second tab and my world begins to crumble. None of the keybindings are responsive.
~ $ > byobu-keybindings
---------------------------------------- | Mon Jan 14 20:09:13 | azatar@orion
~ $ >
Attempting to enable/disable keybindings shows no output and the session title is like that of a standard terminal emulator: no indication that it's using byobu anything.
^--- Good Byobu Tab (1st) Bad Byobu Tab (2nd, 3rd, etc)---^
What exactly could the problem be here? Is the session not loading properly on the second, nth tabs? I checked preferences, but I can't seem to find anything obvious or it's just late... and I'm tired. Help?
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I start Byobu and the first tab responds perfectly to all my keybindings. I can turn keybindings on and off and baby doves hatch from terminal outputs.
~ $ > byobu-keybindings
Byobu keybindings: [OFF]
---------------------------------------- | Mon Jan 14 20:08:53 | azatar@orion
~ $ > byobu-keybindings
Byobu keybindings: [ON]
Then, I open an second tab and my world begins to crumble. None of the keybindings are responsive.
~ $ > byobu-keybindings
---------------------------------------- | Mon Jan 14 20:09:13 | azatar@orion
~ $ >
Attempting to enable/disable keybindings shows no output and the session title is like that of a standard terminal emulator: no indication that it's using byobu anything.
^--- Good Byobu Tab (1st) Bad Byobu Tab (2nd, 3rd, etc)---^
What exactly could the problem be here? Is the session not loading properly on the second, nth tabs? I checked preferences, but I can't seem to find anything obvious or it's just late... and I'm tired. Help?
shortcut-keys byobu xfce4-terminal
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I start Byobu and the first tab responds perfectly to all my keybindings. I can turn keybindings on and off and baby doves hatch from terminal outputs.
~ $ > byobu-keybindings
Byobu keybindings: [OFF]
---------------------------------------- | Mon Jan 14 20:08:53 | azatar@orion
~ $ > byobu-keybindings
Byobu keybindings: [ON]
Then, I open an second tab and my world begins to crumble. None of the keybindings are responsive.
~ $ > byobu-keybindings
---------------------------------------- | Mon Jan 14 20:09:13 | azatar@orion
~ $ >
Attempting to enable/disable keybindings shows no output and the session title is like that of a standard terminal emulator: no indication that it's using byobu anything.
^--- Good Byobu Tab (1st) Bad Byobu Tab (2nd, 3rd, etc)---^
What exactly could the problem be here? Is the session not loading properly on the second, nth tabs? I checked preferences, but I can't seem to find anything obvious or it's just late... and I'm tired. Help?
shortcut-keys byobu xfce4-terminal
I start Byobu and the first tab responds perfectly to all my keybindings. I can turn keybindings on and off and baby doves hatch from terminal outputs.
~ $ > byobu-keybindings
Byobu keybindings: [OFF]
---------------------------------------- | Mon Jan 14 20:08:53 | azatar@orion
~ $ > byobu-keybindings
Byobu keybindings: [ON]
Then, I open an second tab and my world begins to crumble. None of the keybindings are responsive.
~ $ > byobu-keybindings
---------------------------------------- | Mon Jan 14 20:09:13 | azatar@orion
~ $ >
Attempting to enable/disable keybindings shows no output and the session title is like that of a standard terminal emulator: no indication that it's using byobu anything.
^--- Good Byobu Tab (1st) Bad Byobu Tab (2nd, 3rd, etc)---^
What exactly could the problem be here? Is the session not loading properly on the second, nth tabs? I checked preferences, but I can't seem to find anything obvious or it's just late... and I'm tired. Help?
shortcut-keys byobu xfce4-terminal
shortcut-keys byobu xfce4-terminal
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Maybe this will help someone...because it helped me... and I seem to have missed the fact that this behavior may be disabled by default.
From the Byobu Ubuntu Community Wiki:
Enable/Disable Byobu can be configured to run by default at every text login (SSH or TTY). That behavior can be toggled with the
byobu-enable and byobu-disable commands.
byobu-enable
and
byobu-disable
SO, I just needed to run byobu-enable
to let my xfce terminal know that I want byobu in all tabs and windows opened. ...and the inner-child rejoices.
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Maybe this will help someone...because it helped me... and I seem to have missed the fact that this behavior may be disabled by default.
From the Byobu Ubuntu Community Wiki:
Enable/Disable Byobu can be configured to run by default at every text login (SSH or TTY). That behavior can be toggled with the
byobu-enable and byobu-disable commands.
byobu-enable
and
byobu-disable
SO, I just needed to run byobu-enable
to let my xfce terminal know that I want byobu in all tabs and windows opened. ...and the inner-child rejoices.
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Maybe this will help someone...because it helped me... and I seem to have missed the fact that this behavior may be disabled by default.
From the Byobu Ubuntu Community Wiki:
Enable/Disable Byobu can be configured to run by default at every text login (SSH or TTY). That behavior can be toggled with the
byobu-enable and byobu-disable commands.
byobu-enable
and
byobu-disable
SO, I just needed to run byobu-enable
to let my xfce terminal know that I want byobu in all tabs and windows opened. ...and the inner-child rejoices.
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Maybe this will help someone...because it helped me... and I seem to have missed the fact that this behavior may be disabled by default.
From the Byobu Ubuntu Community Wiki:
Enable/Disable Byobu can be configured to run by default at every text login (SSH or TTY). That behavior can be toggled with the
byobu-enable and byobu-disable commands.
byobu-enable
and
byobu-disable
SO, I just needed to run byobu-enable
to let my xfce terminal know that I want byobu in all tabs and windows opened. ...and the inner-child rejoices.
Maybe this will help someone...because it helped me... and I seem to have missed the fact that this behavior may be disabled by default.
From the Byobu Ubuntu Community Wiki:
Enable/Disable Byobu can be configured to run by default at every text login (SSH or TTY). That behavior can be toggled with the
byobu-enable and byobu-disable commands.
byobu-enable
and
byobu-disable
SO, I just needed to run byobu-enable
to let my xfce terminal know that I want byobu in all tabs and windows opened. ...and the inner-child rejoices.
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