Having gotten comfortable w/ OI after using it for 9 months I recently upgraded from 148 to 151 and am configuring it to match my main system running Solaris 10 U9. OI is on a nettop dedicated to Internet access w/ my other systems on an isolated LAN. I use a KVM to toggle between the two & a ZFS USB disk to move files.
I find myself in an argument w/ vi. At first I thought vim was guilty, but both /usr/ucb/vi and traditional vi compiled from source are doing this. .login, .cshrc & .exrc and the xterm terminfo definition are the same as my Solaris 10 system. It's the same Macally keyboard running through a KVM switch. I'm using twm on the Solaris 10 box but gnome on the OI, just in case that's relevant. stty is set w/ erase=^h Everything works fine in the shell or web text window, but when I get in vi, the delete key (normal backspace location, Mac label, deletes to left) doesn't work when I'm in insert mode. Instead I get ^? in the file. If I type ^h it works as expected. Outside of vi it's fine. So how and why is OI remapping the key that produces ^h everywhere else to ^? More importantly, how do I make it behave? I'm quite baffled. Thanks, Reg _______________________________________________ OpenIndiana-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://openindiana.org/mailman/listinfo/openindiana-discuss
