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Jens Seidel wrote:
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> > If you are installing from a full CD or a DVD that is part of a larger
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> I would drop the "a" infront of DVD or "full" altogeher.
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I'd rather say that you should drop the full here, since the "is part of
a larger set" i
> Hi guys,
>
> While the proposed set of solutions generally works fine (letting xterm
> use DEL and \e[3~, and leaving BS for apps), the telnet problem (remote
> machines are likely to have kbs=^H, kdch1=\177 terminfo entries) is a
> serious one. The expect script works fine locally, and could ma
Hi Anne,
Just had a look at your web page:
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Joe
backs ^? Backspace
backs ^H
delch ^? # Del = Delete in default.map
delch ^[ [ 3 ~# Del = Remove in default.map
bol ^[ [ H # Standard xterm e
rxvt seems all right on the command line and vim,joe works OK too.
My tweaked xterm terminfo is here:
http://www.hands.com/~phil/debian/xterm.del-bs-fix
just drop it in /etc/terminfo/x/xterm to try it out.
Cheers, Phil.
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> On 21 Apr, Luis Francisco Gonzalez wrote:
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> [problem with vim]
> > AFAICT, vim has the same problem. Currently, you can make it work correctly
> > only in one of xterm/console. If you "repair" one, the other will fail. This
> > is very annoying.
>
> Indeed. Actually, I just found out this is
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> This is what I found (pico seems to be broken), with the difference that
> I didn't succeed in getting pine to work. Exactly where did you put the
> 'delch ^[ [ 3 ~' line in .pinerc?
> Maybe pico can be fixed with an expect wrapper script?
This works for me:
> * Some operating systems use `^H' for stty erase. However, modern
> telnet versions and all rlogin versions propagate stty settings,
> and almost all UNIX versions honour stty erase. Where the stty
> settings are not propagated correctly things can be made to
> > 2) When someone remaps the keyboard, all applications should react in a
> > way that allows the user to continue without noticing (except where
> > the new mapping actually throws away information).
>
>For most Linux distributions (and not only Linux) it would be enough
> i
> X is not the problem, whether the keymap is changed or not. However, as
> mentioned before, while you can get every single application to work the
> way you propose, the problem is to get them all to work at the same
> time. Try getting joe, pico and pine to work, on the console, and in an
> xter
>The latter has the advantage that it is possible to distinguish
> the key Ctrl-H (help in some applications) and the key Backspace
> ('delete a char left from the cursor' or 'page up'). Linux kernel
> use it by default (see /usr/src/linux/drivers/char/defkeymap.map).
> And also it looks better
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