keymaps: use CSI keys when KT_CSI is available The legacy linux include file maps function and navigation keys to the old string-backed symbols. That keeps older kernels working, but it prevents capable kernels from using KT_CSI to emit modifier-aware CSI sequences without consuming function string slots. Select a CSI overlay from linux-keys-bare only when the target console reports KT_CSI support. Kernels without that capability keep the legacy bindings, while newer or backported kernels can use Csi_F* and Csi_* navigation symbols by default. Signed-off-by: Alexey Gladkov <legion@kernel.org>
This package contains tools for managing Linux console (Linux console, virtual terminals, keyboard, etc.) – mainly, what they do is loading console fonts and keyboard maps.
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