In the default Debian installation, the key with the Windows logo is actually
META and alt is alt.
Hi,
just tried to finetune my XF86Config file.
I found the following effects:
1. When I use the keyboard extensions:
LeftAlt Meta
RightAltModeShift
#RightCtlCompose
#ScrollLock ModeLock
XkbDisable
then the "Alt" Key works as META in Gnu/Emacs (fine!). But the Backsp
Hoi Nick!
Nick> I installed potato on another machine (without going through slink). The
Nick> alt-key won't function as meta in Emacs on this one. I've used xev to
Nick> check. Sure enough alt is there, but not for Emacs.
Load xkeycaps and set one of your alts modifier to Mod4 (which is me
Thanks ferret,
I've got 104 key boards on both machines. The mystery is why the two
installs end up so differently.
The machine I'm on now, at home, is 133mhz Pentium. I started with slink
and went straight to potato., then up to woody.
I got a slightly better machine at work. 333mz Pentium II. I'v
Depends on what keyboard map you're using. I'm running xfree86 4.0.1 from
Brandon's phase1 debs, but it's about the same way under 3.3.6. If you
have a keyboard with the windows keys you want to select a 104 key
keyboard; then the window key is 'Meta' and the alt key is 'Alt'.
Or if you use the 1
I have Debian woody on one machine, and in Emacs the Alt key functions as
the Meta-key. That's fine.
I installed potato on another machine (without going through slink). The
alt-key won't function as meta in Emacs on this one. I've used xev to
check. Sure enough alt is there, but not for Emacs.
I
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