https://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=54335
--- Comment #4 from Eric Pouech eric.pouech@gmail.com --- (In reply to mika from comment #3)
From Eric Pouech response i understood that there is no bug - just use winconsole.
almost ;-) I'm saying that key binding and mouse support will be way better when running in window terminal (called by using wineconsole) that what you get in unix terminal. But unix terminal could be improved (esp. for mouse support). But don't hold your breath for this to be developped. So using wineconsole is a better option.
I have good knowledge of how keyboard and mouse do work in xterm. And it is a big mess. True functional keyboard is not possible (some sacrifices have to be made).
It is a great idea for wine to run console applications as natives in terminal. Questions is: "Do Wine have to translates keyboard escape sequences and provide some other functions for user program running in linux terminal"?
I'm not sure what you mean here, but yes in this mode we have to adapt to underlying's terminal escape sequence (even if currently we mostly stick to generic ones). (there are for example open bug reports for ^h adaptation). What do you mean by "provide some other functions"?
Winconsole: in general do work (key combinations, resize). Particularly for Fp.exe does not work switching between uses and ide screen. Key combination Alt+F5 do work, but functionality is somewhat broken. And i'm not sure is it problem of fp or wine. If you are looking for what to fix today - there is great opportunity to investigate. Otherwise you are free to close this bug report. Would be nice hear a comment at least.
I'd say if this feature works correctly under Windows, it looks more like a Wine bug. Did you have the opportunity to check behavior under Windows (and if yes, which version).
TIA