> Excellent. Try setting the default, though:
>
> # wsconsctl keyboard.repeat.deln.default=350
> keyboard.repeat.deln.default -> 200
>
> In fact, if you check, whenever a user changes the normal value, the
> default value changes too. So a normal, non-root user can change the
> values for all o
> > Any reason this console version can't be included in the tree?
>
> Yes, the way your diff works discards the non-default values the user
> might have set up using wsconsctl keyboard#.repeat.del[1N].
...which doesn't work properly anyway, it seems:
I wrote a corrected patch, tested it, and ju
> > The following patches add functionality to the console for a 'repeat' key,
> > basically a modifier key which adjusts the typematic delay whilst held down.
>
> Is there a real use case for this feature?
Fast cursor movement, scrolling, deleting. I use it every day, and can't
live without it.
> The following patches add functionality to the console for a 'repeat' key,
> basically a modifier key which adjusts the typematic delay whilst held down.
Is there a real use case for this feature?
> Usually these were found on systems which didn't have auto-repeat, but
> this implementation pre
Hello,
The following patches add functionality to the console for a 'repeat' key,
basically a modifier key which adjusts the typematic delay whilst held down.
Usually these were found on systems which didn't have auto-repeat, but
this implementation preserves the normal functionality, so that you
