2006/1/6, Damir Perisa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > links is your friend ;) > > you mean the browser?
Yeah. You can use it from a console to write your mails, and if you have an active framebuffer you can always take links-g from the AUR, which is like having a graphical web browser. Well, there's always mutt, if you prefer a mail client ;) > funny thing: with your config (the only difference to mine is, you do not use > "nodeadkeys") the AltGr key does lead to an action... however, it is not the > ModeShift one but the classic "Alt". now i have 2 alt keys... ;-) I have only one O_o > i tried to modify the one to be ALtGr by using this option: > Option "RightAlt" "ModeShift" > that i had to use some years before with xfree86 in suse... but it does not > work. behaviour stil the same (Alt)... but at least by removing nodeadkeys > the AltGr key is not longer dead. it only has a wrong function now... Shouldn't you use Option "LeftAlt" "ModeMeta"? (Didn't check, though.) I mean, you should assign a value to the left key, not the right one :) > the swiss-german keyboard has some keys on different places and instead of > only having > (normal)öäü (with shift)ÖÄÜ > it has on the same keys also the accent keys for french, that are this way > much faster to type... so this 3 keys are actually leading to: > (normal)öäü (with shift)éàè (with CapsLock pressed)ÖÄÜ (with shift > and caps > lock pressed)ÉÀÈ I understand, that's a whole lot of things :) For a moment I forgot that you have three (four including <spelling_warning>switzerdutch</spelling_warning>) national languages, and I'm noticing now that it must be a great mess with keyboards :) > you always hit wrong keys, if trying to type french... and if you don't check > your text, it looks funny. in letters and reports, this is all but funny, > because they should be typed correctly... Oh, how nice... What if you write a report that way and try to send it... say... in Norway? :D _______________________________________________ arch mailing list [email protected] http://www.archlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/arch
