This appears to be a Kali-specific behavior, and I'd like to ask where I can turn the behavior off.
I am editing a Python script and when I type " != " (not equal to), those two characters are "auto-changed" to an equal sign with a diagonal slash through it.
Where do I go to change that behavior?
I changed terminals (qterminal and konsole); same result.
I changed shells (zsh and bash); same result.
I turned off all autocorrection that I can find. Still does it.
I even pulled up my script in mousepad... it does the same thing.
Does anyone know where this behavior is coming from? It's driving me nuts...
Thanks.
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