Add this line to your ~/.xinitrc
xmodmap -e "remove Mod1 = Alt_R"
--On Friday, September 20, 2002 11:53 AM -0400 Zachery Bir
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Anyone know a way to get xemacs to ignore these warnings? I
> think it's due to both the alt/option and command getting
> turned into similar keys.
>
> (1) (Key-Mapping/Warning)
> The Meanings Of The Modifier Bits Mod1 Through Mod5 Are
> Determined By The Keysyms Used To Control Those Bits. Mod1
> Does Not Always Mean Meta, Although Some Non-Icccm-Compliant
> Programs Assume That.
>
> (2) (Key-Mapping/Warning)
> Two Distinct Modifier Keys (Such As Meta And Hyper) Cannot
> Generate The Same Modifier Bit, Because Emacs Won'T Be Able
> To Tell Which Modifier Was Actually Held Down When Some
> Other Key Is Pressed. It Won'T Be Able To Tell Meta-X And
> Hyper-X Apart, For Example. Change One Of These Keys To Use
> Some Other Modifier Bit. If You Intend For These Keys To
> Have The Same Behavior, Then Change Them To Have The Same
> Keysym As Well As The Same Modifier Bit.
>
> (3) (Key-Mapping/Warning) Xemacs: Mod1 Is Being Used For
> Both Mode_Switch And Alt.
>
>
>
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