Comment 4 for bug 389129

I did an rm -rf .byobu, then aptitude purged byobu, then installed again and the same thing happens. I thought maybe something in my shell was mucking up the keybindings, so I tried csh and bash and they both do the same as zsh. Here is my keybindings file:

% cat keybindings
source /usr/share/byobu/keybindings/common
escape ^Xx
register r "^x:source $HOME/.byobu/profile^M" # | Goes with F5 definition
register t "^xA^aa^k^h" # | Goes with the F8 definition
register d "^x:source /usr/share/byobu/keybindings/screen-escape-keys^M"
register r "^x:source $HOME/.byobu/profile^M"
register e "^x:source /usr/share/byobu/keybindings/f-keys^M"

I've tried in gnome-terminal, konsole, and the system console and they all act the same so I know it's no application interfering with the ctrl-x after keys are disabled. If I manually type in ctrl-x :source /usr/share/byobu/keybindings/f-keys, then it works, so that's at least a temporary workaround. And, again, if I switch back to ctrl-a, everything works fine. If I try other keys other than 'x', (i.e. ctrl-u, ctrl-b, etc), I still have the same issue.