gnome terminal - how to overwrite default system key mapping in vim -


I want to map F1 to create a new tab so that I add the following line

  Map & lt; F1 & gt; : Tauban & lt; CR & gt;  

In my .vimrc and save it. But when I hit F1 in Vi, the GNOME Terminal Manual window was fashioned instead of creating a new tab. So what should I do in this situation?

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