try doin a CTRL-BACKSPACE. it depends what terminal emulation you got
going. been a long time since i've used a stock 'xterm' on linux. i use
gnome-terminal or kvt.
nate
On Thu, 24 Feb 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
jello >Hi. For quite a long while now, the backspace key in an xterm (running
Hi. For quite a long while now, the backspace key in an xterm (running
emacs or something) produces ^H rather than an actual backspace event. I
was browsing the mail archives of -user and -devel, and I have the
impression that this is in line with Debian keyboard policy. If that's so,
and backspace
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