Does Mandrake use screen? How is it used? I found a ~/.screenrc file on both my Mandrake 8.2 and 7.2 installations, so I assume (I know ;-) ) that both versions of Mandrake use screen.
On the screen manpage, under bindkey, it says that if I enter: bindkey -t foo stuff foobar in my ~/.screenrc file I should be able to type "foo" and get "foobar", and I assumed that should work in any X application. (For some reason, I'm assuming that all the stuff that runs in X somehow runs "on top" of screen.) On Mandrake 7.2, I restarted the X server and then tried typing foo<space> in konsole, nedit, and konqueror (editing a textarea). No luck! Any clues? Corrections of my misunderstandings? Randy Kramer
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