Benjamin Herrenschmidt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Ok, Denis gave me a "tip" that allowed me to find the problem (it was > indeed a config issue, though it's weird that xemacs and emacs react > differently).
This is nice. > I have some other problems with emacs and xkb, but I'll come back later > with those. It's almost impossible to make a Mac "fr" keymap that reacts > like in MacOS due to "Alt" beeing both "Alt" and used to generate > various symbols basically... I think that it'd be worth telling upstream. > To reply to your other question: > > I'm not a long time (x)emacs user, since I come from a MacOS background. > I started slowly with xemacs about 2 years ago because a co-worker of > mine was helping me getting up to speed with it and I wanted to get used > to something I could find easily on any linux box, instead of "jcc" that > I had been using on linux for a while before that which had the interest > of having the exact same key shortcuts as CodeWarrior (which I used for > years on MacOS), but became non-free. > > I'm now wanting to switch to emacs because xemacs is slower, the "tabs" > stuff is totally buggy, and it's easier to find emacs than xemacs on an > existing install you are ssh'ing to :) Great! I'll hope you'll be happy with our support! :-) -- Jérôme Marant
