Where did you get a version of c3270 from for Mac? And how up to date is 
it relative to Development versions?

Thanks, Martin

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From:   Thomas David Rivers <[email protected]>
To:     [email protected]
Date:   27/02/2018 20:14
Subject:        Re: (MBP and) macbook air and keyboard emulation
Sent by:        IBM Mainframe Discussion List <[email protected]>



Paul Gilmartin wrote:

>On Sun, 25 Feb 2018 10:21:43 +0200, Itschak Mugzach wrote:
> 
>
>>I am using macbook to connect to our (and client's) mainframes. I do not
>>want to change the keyboard map in the emulation product. what is the
>>keyboard mapping for enter, ph11 and pf12?
>>
>> 
>>
>Related question:
>
>I'm considering an MBP.  But can the touch bar be configured to 
transparently
>provide (P)F keys for emulators, X11, VirtualBox, ...
>
>On my old MB I used Keyboard Preferences so I can use F1-F12 without 
using
>a modifier key.
>
>I never mastered PF13-PF24, so that's not a concern.
>
>Thanks,
>gil
>
> 
>
I switched to the latest MacBook pro late last year.

The touch bar is an abomination;  it is simply too easy to accidently
bump into and cause all sorts of havoc.

So - I find that I simply turn it off as much as possible.

I usually use C3270 for my emulator ("txt" mode  in a terminal window) 
and I've
set the terminal window's touch bar to display the function keys... they 
work just
fine (except for accidently bumping into them.)

I haven't tried setting them up with the X3270 port I use on the mac... 
I'm sure it's
possible... but, I've just been so put-off by the touch-bar that I want 
it to just go
away.

As soon as Apple comes out with a new MacBook without the touch bar, I 
will be
opting for that.

    - Dave Rivers -

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