On 12/9/06, Pete Phillips <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Scott> 2. I use org-mode over ssh and since shift doesn't work along
Scott> with other modifiers many of the keystrokes do not work. Has
Scott> anyone come up with alternate keystrokes not involving shift
Scott> that they could share?
I don't understand why. I can ssh onto our servers from home, run emacs
remotely, and it sees all the modifier keys. I can use <SHIFT> <ALT>
and <CTRL> over my linux-linux ssh conection. Are you running standard
UNIX/Linux machines on both sides of the connection ? Are you running
emacs or Xemacs ? Frankly, I would think that not being able to use the
shift key is a bit of a showstopper when entering text anyway ?
I am running emacs in console mode on a linux machine and connecting to it
with putty. Of course I can capitalize characters, but I cannot use
Shift-Tab or Shift-Control, and I believe Shift-Meta or Shift-arrowkeys.
A few people in #emacs told me that this is because there is no ASCII code
to encode Shift-Tab etc. I don't know if there's some work around for this.
One would be a non-console version of emacs but I really like putty because
it is so small and I can access it anywhere without having to install X11 or
emacs locally.
Thanks for your help,
Scott
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