On Thu, Oct 23, 2003 at 08:50:38PM -0700, jgw wrote:
> Is that a question? I've been running 10.3 (and Xtools) for a few months
> now. I love it. I am currently running the release version, and it does
> include X11. It is not installed by default, but you can easily select in
> during the install by selecting the Custom option and checking it. It
> defaults to running in rootless mode, but can be configured to run with a
> root window, if desired.

Indeed, X11 is included now, and is one of the many standard features.
New systems will include it by default, and old systems will have it as
one of the optional things they can install.

I've also got a Terminal.app tip for people who want their keys to work as
rxvt intended (I'm probably not going to get into trouble for saying that
Terminal.app can emulate rxvt now..)

Edit com.apple.Terminal.plist (or use defaults write if you prefer that
method, but I'd say just edit the friggen thing) and edit your keybindings
there..  Here's what I've changed/added:

                <key>$F729</key>
                <string>scrollToBeginningOfDocument:</string>
                <key>$F72B</key>
                <string>scrollToEndOfDocument:</string>
                <key>$F72C</key>
                <string>scrollPageUp:</string>
                <key>$F72D</key>
                <string>scrollPageDown:</string>

                <key>F729</key>
                <string>^[[7~</string>
                <key>F72B</key>
                <string>^[[8~</string>
                <key>F72C</key>
                <string>^[[5~</string>
                <key>F72D</key>
                <string>^[[6~</string>

These are probably backwards by default.  The keys are, in order above:

shift-home
shift-end
shift-pgup
shift-pgdn
home
end
pgup
pgdn

Del seems to work for me already and I've not decided whether or not I
want to rebind the help key as a proper insert or not.  (I'd have to look
up the keycode if I wanted to do so..)

This will help those using iTerm (buggy as hell) or GLTerm (has its own
issues) just because they want their keys to work sanely some sense of
relief.  Now we must petition Apple to recall Panther at the last second
and ship out new CDs that do it this way by default!  ;)

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