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I have a clean installation of openSuse. This automatically sets up bash as the default shell.

For historic reasons, all of the aliases and shortcuts I want to port from an old computer are in tcsh, and I don't really feel up to learning how to do the same in bash. Instead, I changed the login shell to tcsh, and I'm happy.

The problem I have now is that backspace only deletes forward (like the del key), instead of backward (like ctrl+h). How can I bind the backspace key to delete backwards instead of forward?

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See if this helps: sdf-eu.org/faq:basics13 — it's not about tcsh, but chances are that it is related to the issue, I'd say it's worth a shot. – njsg Mar 26 '12 at 14:07
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Reposted on Unix & Linux and answered there. In the future, please do not repost; instead, if you want your question moved to a different site, flag it and request a migration. – Gilles Mar 26 '12 at 22:34

closed as too localized by Gilles, random♦ Apr 11 '12 at 1:33

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