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passing function keys in htop

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When using htop, the function keys (eg. F9 for kill, F7/F8 for renice..) seem to be captured in the OS rather than in htop. How can I get those keystrokes handled by the process (i.e. htop)? I am using the default gnome terminal in Ubuntu 11.04

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answered 1 Year ago ouschee · Accepted Answer

In the gnome-terminal menus, go Edit -> Keyboard Shortcuts... and uncheck Enable the menu shortcut key (F10 by default). F9 seems to work as usual, and F7/F8 do acually work but seem not to be able to set the nice value lower than zero, not sure why about that one.