>>>>> "Britton" == Britton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Britton> I notice that under X, emacs now uses the little window key as a
meta,
Britton> while doing something totally other with Alt. This is fine, but I
like to
Britton> use emacs from the console, and there Alt is still needed. I
don't think
Britton> it's a good idea to have emacs requiring different keystrokes
depending on
Britton> where is is run. Anyone know the best way to make things
Britton> consistent? Should this perhaps be changed in the package?
You have to change key keymaps with the `loadkeys' for the console or
with `xmodmap' for X. I've created a console keymap for use with
XEmacs that you might like to try. Look in:
<URL:http://master.debian.org/~karlheg/XE-Lisp>
... for xhypermap.m4 and ext-fkeymap.el.
If you don't like how I've got the change vt keys mapped, then you
can modify the .m4 file to suit yourself. I based it on the
hypermap.m4 that's part of `console-tools'.
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