From: Thierry Laronde <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: A user point of view
Date: Thu, 12 Oct 2000 23:10:01 +0200
> I agree that there is no safe way. But the panacea doesn't exist : it
> would be just an opportunity, if the user has not obstinately screwed
> the system, to recover a usable keyboard.
That sounds reasonable, but I suspect that it is normally adequate
to press Ctrl-Alt-Del (or run the command "reboot").
> you need to map ASCII codes, is strange. Are there stranger keyboards
> where the DEL and BS are not at the "same place" as in the qwerty US,
> needing to remap them ?
Yes. I have seen many odd keyboards. IMO, most of them are useless,
though. :-p
> Commands that will be run without needing to be put in an entry (like `default'
> `fallback' etc...).
I see.
> > However, this isn't as easy to implement as this may seem. So I may
> > not work on this.
>
> Don't be mistaken : I know this is not easy. And I understand that this
> is not of the higher priority, simply because you can already run these
> entries... via the menu.
When I say "I won't work on something", I mean that if you send a
patch for it...
Okuji
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