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Tilda - Backspace, del, arrow keys not working with interactive programs

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http://unix.stackexchange.com – I currently run Openbox on a light netinstall of Debian. In Tilda, when I use a program like nslookup or winexe, some of my keys do not work properly. Backspace generates ^? Up generates ^[[A Left generates ^[[D Down generates ^[[B Right generates ^[[C Delete generates ^[[3 This is not an issue when I am typing from the bash prompt itself, only when the programs are running within Tilda. This also does not happen when I run the same programs from an xterm window. What gives? (HowTos)

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Submitted by Danial on 10/11/2012

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