Re: Single quote keyboard chars

2000-01-12 Thread ferret

I had this happening back when I was running Hamm and Slink was a few
months from release. At the time I had a spiffy black keyboard with a DIN5
(matching my machine) and has just purchased an offwhite `multimedia'
keyboard. I found the black keyboard worked fine and the offwhite
generated random spurious backquotes. Interestingly enough I haven't seen
them for a number of years. I still have the mobo and CPU from that
machine (though in a different case) and the same offwhite keyboard, which
I'm using right now, actually. I'm also running a Belkin fourport CVM
switch.

I'm pretty sure it's mostly hardware-related, at least in my case.

You might try excorcising the keyboard cable. ; (it might work just as
well as anything else)

On Tue, 11 Jan 2000, Randy Edwards wrote:

I was wondering if anyone else is experiencing this problem with the
 latest potato.
 
I get random, occasional single quote characters (`) which appear in what
 apps I happen to be using.  This occurs on several different machines.  The
 keyboards themselves are clone MS Natural and/or Dell keyboards.  I work
 primarily in X, which is where I notice it.  This phenomenon seems to happen
 with many different apps (everything from E-Term to Netscape).
 
Has anyone else noticed something similar?  And if so, any way to get rid
 of it?  TIA.
 
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Single quote keyboard chars

2000-01-11 Thread Randy Edwards
   I was wondering if anyone else is experiencing this problem with the
latest potato.

   I get random, occasional single quote characters (`) which appear in what
apps I happen to be using.  This occurs on several different machines.  The
keyboards themselves are clone MS Natural and/or Dell keyboards.  I work
primarily in X, which is where I notice it.  This phenomenon seems to happen
with many different apps (everything from E-Term to Netscape).

   Has anyone else noticed something similar?  And if so, any way to get rid
of it?  TIA.

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 Regards,| Why would anyone want to run an operating
 .   | system that is open source and is developed
 Randy   | by hundreds of hackers worldwide? Find out
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