Moving cursor with the arrow keys in vim normal mode inserts ABCD characters - Ask Ubuntu


as title says, using arrow keys puts me in insert mode , adds a,b,c or d character when use arrow keys.

yes, got set nocompatible in .vimrc tried setting set t_ku=^[oa, didn't work. tried disabling arrow keys in normal mode, didn't work.

i've got ubuntu 16.04 , vim 7.4

any ideas how fix issue?


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