Re: Stupid X

[Cloudmaster <sauer@cloudmaster.ml.org>]

No, the keyboard is specified correctly

relevant parts of /etc/XF86Config with the comments snipped:
--------------------------
Section "Keyboard"
    Protocol    "Standard"
    AutoRepeat  500 5
    XkbKeymap   "xfree86(us)"
EndSection
--------------------------

I'm glad it wasn't that - I'd feel silly. :)  It's gotta be in a file
somewhere that tells xkb how to act or something, I guess...

BTW, does anyone have any of those O'Reiley X books other than the "X sys
admin guide"?  I'm considering one of the user's guides (since I don't
know how to set up all the really cool stuff under X) but don't know how
good they are, and am too lazy to read them in the book store...

--Danny

On Mon, 14 Sep 1998, Tim Grossner wrote:
> Yeah, its in xf86config, where it asks about Xkeyboard or somethin...and
> ya hit a number out of a list...generally #1 is gonna work for ya.
> 
> Ill look l8r on and give a more detailed report
> 
> On Mon, 14 Sep 1998, Cloudmaster wrote:
> > Umm, I'm running Xfree3.something, and I accidentally did something screwy
> > with my X resources or something.  Now backspace is mapped to "delete" and
> > as a result, I'm getting quite frustrated when I try to backspace.  Anyone
> > remember off the top of thier heads where this kind of thing is fixed at?


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