Hello Franz,
It seems the XKB_DISABLE variable is picked up after initializing your
CDE environment and after having logged in.
Fortunately we don't use usernames with AltGr characters in it, though I
couldn't tell whether passwords of users have AltGr characters in them.
After a week
Hi Steve,
Being triggered when you mentioned you are using SAS, here is another
solution that may help you. You can change the scripts with secure
shells as you like.
We are using sas too. I have installed cygwin to be able to remotely use
it, which works fine apart from some nitty gritty
Still, what's the solution to defining your keyboard correctly *before*
you start Xwin?.
I guess it must be simple, but probably I oversee some configuration
file or anything similar.
Regards, Hans.
Alexander Gottwald escribió:
On Fri, 9 Jan 2004, Hans Dekker wrote:
Sorry for being
Harold,
There are no such environment variables set.
startxwin.bat was used to start up the bash shell.
H.
Harold L Hunt II escribió:
Hans,
From a Cygwin bash shell, run 'set' and report the values of any of the
following:
XAPPLRESDIR
XCMSDB
XKEYSYMDB
XNLSPATH
Harold
Hans Dekker wrote
Hi all and Harold,
Sorry for being persistent, but I guess I have to revisit alt-Gr key
problem using a Spanish keyboard.
Just tried xserv version 4.3.0-30 (I used the 4.3.0-21 before), and
starting X-windows in either a xfree bash shell as well as the CDE
environment xmodmap tells me that I
Hi,
Don't know if I am answering to the right question/ problem, but I see
some referrals to passwd, username etc. To get to login to a Unix box
with X you can use the following script, after starting X and getting
into the xterm box of your local machine:
xhost +host /dev/null
export
FYI: Problems with xdmcp and AltGr keys also arise on Linux boxes I
noticed. Solaris and HP-UX are not the only ones.
Regards, Hans.
Alexander Gottwald escribió:
Benjamin Riefenstahl wrote:
If someone could donate an old sparc or HP-UX machine I'd be willing
to debug the problems with xdmcp,
Hi Henrik,
I had the same problem on systems running Linux HP-Ux with a CDE/Xcdmp
session. It seems to me the 3rd key in the keyboard layout isn't mapped.
Check xmodmap -pk in a X-Window to see what's mapped on your keyboard.
You can use the following command to map a vertical bar to the
Hi Steinar and others,
I experienced something similar: My RightAlt (Altgr) wasn't working
well, a resolution to get the key working was to change the file
/etc/X11/xkb/symbols/pc/lang file and define your key function there.
The xev program now showed the is the right translation of the Alt
Thank you Takuma,
I saw there is a big improvement since the latest version. Only I don't
get the AltGr key working well. It is unclear to me whether it is XFree,
CDE, or X-Windows
regards, Hans.
Takuma Murakami escribió:
Hans,
The latest XWin includes the keyboard auto-detection.
there was and started a new download which seems
to incorporate everything.
Thanks however, Hans.
Harold L Hunt II escribió:
Hans Dekker wrote:
Hi all,
Having downloaded a version of XFree86, I see a difference between a
previous version and this one:
- When installing de XFree86 option only
escribió:
Hans,
Hans Dekker wrote:
Hi all,
Having downloaded the latest version of XFree86, I encounter a
problem using altGR on a Spanish keyboard.
I searched and I searched and saw many articles of people with the
same question from Denmark, Norway, Germany, UK and other countries,
and fixes
Hi all,
Having downloaded a version of XFree86, I see a difference between a
previous version and this one:
- When installing de XFree86 option only, no fonts are installed. I had
to install (= copy) font files from a previous version and that worked.
Am I missing something?
- Also, some
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