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Re: Backspace in X and Netscape question
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Ray Curtis)
Mon Nov 4 11:44:01 1996
Date: Mon, 4 Nov 1996 11:40:14 -0500
From: Ray Curtis <ray@fred.net>
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I'm sorry I can't help you with this as I don't understand
exactly what you are asking.
I have a problem my with xmodmap myself, I'm sure its just a
lack of knowledge, but I am using one of those Microsoft Natural
Keyboards with the DUMB Windows95 key where the Alt key should be.
I'd like to map the Windows key (keycode 125) to do the same
thing as the ALT key (keycode 56), can and how is this done
with xmodmap ?
I tried adding 'keycode 125 = ALT_L' to the .xmodmap, but that
didn't seem to work, however if I checked with xmodmap -pke
it showed keycode 125 was mapped to ALT_L.
This is very confusing to me, all I want is to be able to
put the Meta-key in the right place.
Thanks for any info or pointers to info,
>>>>> "SH" == Steve Hultquist <ssh@wwsi.com> writes:
SH> Hmmm....
SH> When I use an xmodmap, I get the keys to work fine in emacs, but all my
SH> bash windows see Delete and Backspace both as delete-backward-char.
SH> I've tried using a .intputrc file with:
SH> Delete: delete-char
SH> but that doesn't do anything.
SH> How do I get line editing to do what I expect in bash and have emacs
SH> work, too?
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