Hello !
I have heard about a strange thing that old UNIX keyboard(s)
(including the 'Happy Hacking Keyboard' variants) have something
like 60 keys and instead of the Caps Lock key the Ctrl key is
there (which seems to be much more convenient for emacs :-))
&& the CapsLock is not there... (I read it long time ago and
read it again in Linux Journal March 2002 page 18).
Today I have checked /etc/X11/XF86Config for the #Keyboard
section and this option was disabled (# commented), i removed
the # and fired up 'startx' but no, Caps Lock acted like Caps Lock
and Ctrl acted like Ctrl ! even a reboot (which is not necessery
unlike wind~1) didn't help.
Any-One ever tried && succeded to use this option ?
Thanks in Advance,
Eliran.
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"This movement of yours, does it have slogans?" inquired the Chink.
"Right on!" they cried. And they quoted him some.
"Your movement, does it have a flag?" asked the Chink.
"You bet!" and they described their emblem.
"And does your movement have leaders?"
"Great leaders."
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