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CameronNemo
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Jun 24, 2021
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It sometimes comes in handy when, for example, a person has bind on Ctrl-C, which copies the text.
FYI you can remap the SIGINT binding. E.g. with stty intr '^X'.
webkadiz
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Jun 24, 2021
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Thanks for the info, I didn't know about it. And yet, why not use a graceful exit on SIGQUIT instead of a hard?
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When I call redshift on the command line:
$ redshiftMy config is being applied and redshift is waiting.
If I press Ctrl-C, then redshift exits normally and the configuration is reset
If I press Ctrl-\ then redshift just exits and doesn't reset its config, my screen stays red
This PR solves this problem by exposing a handler for the SIGQUIT signal.
It sometimes comes in handy when, for example, a person has bind on Ctrl-C, which copies the text.