Dai, What language is Windows using by default?
You have, or course, tried this same demo (very carefully, I might add) to make sure that the same problem happens when you don't use setxkbmap? Harold Dai Itasaka wrote: > I did: > > setxkbmap -rules xfree86 -model pc104 -layout us -option "" > > XWin was invoked without any option in startxwin.sh. (XWin &) > > The keyboard is a normal US keyboard. (101? It's from Dell) > > > ) Are you installing your own keymap? > ) > ) Are you using an XF86Config file? > ) > ) What keyboard layout is Windows configured for? > ) > ) Harold > ) > ) Dai Itasaka wrote: > ) > ) > Hello list, > ) > > ) > Here is what I did: > ) > > ) > - Opened several tcsh windows (as separate MS Window apps) > ) > - Started X by invoking "startxwin.sh" which gave me one big root window > ) > and one xterm window > ) > - In this xterm window, I did: > ) > > xhost 10.0.1.2 > ) > > ssh [EMAIL PROTECTED] > ) > (now I'm logged in) > ) > > setenv DISPLAY 10.0.1.1:0 > ) > (10.0.1.1 is the Windows PC with cygwin running, 10.0.1.2 is a Linux > box) > ) > > twm & > ) > (now the desktop is managed by twm) > ) > - Opened a few more xterm windows from twm and already opened xterm > ) > - Went back to one of the tcsh window and did: > ) > > setenv DISPLAY localhost:0 > ) > > xterm > ) > > ) > This opened up one xterm window in the X desktop with "bash-2.05b" prompt. > ) > In this xterm window, I couldn't type the letter 's'. Not only I couldn't > ) > type, but I was unable to yank and copy a string with 's'. For example, > ) > I yanked a string "tcsh" in another xterm window and pasted it in this > ) > troubled xterm window, it displayed "tch". For another example, I yanked > ) > the word "Mississippi" from /usr/share/dict/words and pasted it and got > ) > "Miiippi". I had no such problem in any other xterm windows but this. > ) > > ) > What was happening? > ) > > ) > > ) >>uname -a > ) > > ) > CYGWIN_NT-5.1 myname 1.5.5(0.94/3/2) 2003-09-20 16:31 i686 unknown unknown > ) > Cygwin > ) > > ) > >
