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Originally Posted by Matan
Do you have a key mapped to CONTROL? There are many CONTROL- sequences that enter command mode, the most common is CONTROL-C.
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Thank you for your suggestion, Matan.
For DXG, I had not sligthly any idea how to map keys. The keydefs.ini and launchpad.ini I'm using are from the downloaded folder except that I changed the mappings "TermEnd = Left<" and "TermEsc = Left>" into "TermEnd = Right<" and "TermEsc = Right>". After I restarted my Kindle DXG, I found only the change "TermEnd = Right<" worked in that when I pressed Right<, the terminal did terminate. However, it is somewhat of a pity that the other change in mapping still remain ineffective. The Esc key refuses to take effect in my vi interface in the terminal. I in turn tried as many combinations of char keys and func keys as I could do within the limit of my spare time and did fortunately find a few effective combinations among many other ineffctive ones. At least, the "Menu + r (t)" combination worked the way an Esc key works in the vi. I'm still exploring other effective combinations. But my wish is that I can learn to map the keys in the way that is convenient for me (or maybe also suitable for many others).