System throw me in xmon !

Hello, my Beige G3 has sometimes a strange behaviour. As far as I could see, a black stripe splits the whole screen (seems like a console intrusion), and xmon ouput is displayed. I could add that it happens after moving from one desktop to another, but I often switch between desktops. Sometimes

Re: keycodes

le mercredi 02 juillet vers 00:50 [EMAIL PROTECTED] a dit: > How can i see the keycodes? You start xev in X (shell), it shows up a little window, you move the pointer on it and the keycodes corresponding to the characters you type in will be logged in the shell. Ctrl-Btn1 to close. Hope that h

Re: keycodes

Bonjour Michel, le jeudi 03 juillet vers 00:54 Michel Dänzer m'a raconté: > > > How can i see the keycodes? > > > > You start xev in X (shell), it shows up a little window, you move the > > pointer on it and the keycodes corresponding to the characters you type > > in will be logged in the shel

Re: Another quik/beige G3 boot attempt

Bonjour Simon, le samedi 12 juillet vers 20:48 Simon Vallet nous a raconté: > [snip OF stuff] > In case I don't succed, is BootX working reliably on G3's ? Yes, it's very reliable, I use it every day ;-) \bye Julien -- Q: How many FreeBSD hackers does it take to change a lightbulb?

Re: Meta Alt oh my!

le mercredi 06 août vers 10:59 Leandro Guimarães Faria Corsetti Dutra a écrit: > So I am using now: > > ! Rebind keys to permit Apple logo key to be Meta in Emacs. > [...] > This gives me Alt and Meta as I want them in Emacs, but with > an additional strange twist: M-TAB gets captured

Re: PATH && .bash_profile q's

le jeudi 28 août vers 00:51 Michael Rose m'a raconté: > I know this sounds too obvious but are you sure your local user account > is loading bash? > > try export $PATH= whatever your path is > then echo $PATH The syntax is incorrect: export PATH=/whatever/your/path/is \bye -- I WILL NOT GR