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It's possible to make Ctrl+Space work by remapping it in iTerm to a character you don't normally use (e.g. ç aka Alt+C) or any code point from the Unicode Private Use Area (e.g. aka E000).
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lzybkr commentedon Mar 1, 2018
I think this is another case of a key binding that can't work on non-Windows.
On Linux,
showkey -ashows thatCtrl+Spaceis 0 - the nul character, which actually maps to other characters, e.g.Ctrl+2.felixfbecker commentedon May 9, 2019
It's possible to make Ctrl+Space work by remapping it in iTerm to a character you don't normally use (e.g.
çaka Alt+C) or any code point from the Unicode Private Use Area (e.g. aka E000).daxian-dbw commentedon Sep 27, 2019
Given this is by design, I will close this issue.
Elgirhath commentedon Oct 2, 2024
For future usages - you can also rebind the powershell function
since Ctrl+Space produces output equivalent to Ctrl+@