This should be useful to everyone that's having difficulty switching
VTs, et al, with my 4.3.0-0ds debs.

Cheers!
:) d

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From: Ken Marx <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: xfree86@XFree86.Org
Subject: Re: [XFree86] [Bug 104] New: ALT-CTRL-Fn keys are ignored (= nothing
 happens) when pressed to switch from X to text consoles
List-Id: An all-purpose XFree86 discussion forum <xfree86.XFree86.Org>
Date: Fri, 04 Apr 2003 17:42:32 -0800

I saw something like this from the FreeBSD build of 4.3.0.
Couldn't reset the server either (via ctl-alt-backspace).

Eventually found this:

Section "ServerFlags"
   Option "HandleSpecialKeys" "always"
EndSection

Things 'worked' after that.

I mention the build bit because another machine
that I did the 4.3.0 install from FreeBSD-4.x
binaries didn't need the special keys config setting.

Didn't investigate, so am just sharing...
If your ctl-alt-backspace works, then it's
probably something different(?).

k.

Eric Christopherson wrote:
>I'm having a similar problem, only I don't run GNOME panel and I have my
>caps lock key mapped to control. Whenever I have my actual control key
>mapped to control, I can switch VTs fine. But when I have the caps lock key
>mapped as control, neither alt+capslock+F1 nor alt+leftcontrol+F1 nor
>alt+rightcontrol+F1 works (right control is still control; I didn't change
>it)! Is this a bug, or am I just mapping them incorrectly? I use xmodmap to
>do it, but I understand there is also a way in the XF86Config-4 to specify
>such mappings.
>

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