PACKAGE: xstd VERSION: 3.1.2-3 I noticed today that keypress translations are different in an xterm window than on a VC not running X. I'm really not sure if this is a bug or a case of "you should have expected that", but it caused a program expecting the VC-style keypress translations to misbehave when it got unexpected keypress translations in an xterm window. It seems to me that, unless there's some good reason otherwise, default keypress translations shouldn't change.
To duplicate, type "cat -v", F1, ^D in a VC; observe the results; startx; and do the same thing in an xterm. I know that TERM=linux doesn't work right in an xterm and it's necessary to set TERM=xterm, but that's another issue (or at least I think it is). I'm no X-windows jock, as must be apparent by now. Just reporting unexpected behavior. [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Bill Mitchell)
