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My problem isn't with redefining bindings. It's worse, as I indicated.
But thanks.

Other than starting a tmux session, nothing else works. It's of as much
use as a standard terminal.

I've pretty much pulled the plug on it since I can't get it work on my
Cygwin install.

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