Starting with bash 4.0*, hitting ^C (control+c) in the Konsole prints out ^C and potentially overwrites command history. For those of you, dear readers, that think that this is really annoying and lame, there is a workaround.
add
stty -echoctl
in your ~/.bashrc.
That's it.
Other control chars such as ^Z will not be displayed anymore, but i hate that much less than i hated ^C.
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In fact it's not a bash-4 change, but a readline-6 change.
To revert to the old behavior, instead of stty -echoctl, you can use this in your inputrc file :
set echo-control-characters off
It's a recent readline configuration option that appeared in readline-6.1
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