David Bustos wrote: > Quoth LingBo Tang on Fri, Apr 06, 2007 at 10:26:43AM +0800: >> The usage of "Alt-h" will be removed in next version because the 1st >> virtual console stand for /dev/console now. You can use "Alt-F1" for >> system console. >> "Alt-h" is a sequence in old solaris (maybe 2.5 or 2.6), and we are >> considering the compatibility with other systems, link Linux now. >> For instance, "Alt-F7" will go to the 7th console, "AltGraph-F4" goes >> to the 14th console if it's created. "Alt-l" is used to invoke last >> accessed console etc. All of them will be same as Linux. > > I don't recall Alt-L returning to the last console in Linux. Do you > have a reference to some documentation? >
Linux has "Last_Console" usage, which is not enabled by default now I think but the user can enable it. In virtual console, we implement this function by "Alt-l/Alt-UPARROW" for last accessed console. And we added "Alt-p" as same as "Alt-LeftArrow" for previous console; added "Alt-n" as same as "Alt-RightArrow" for next console. There is an old documentation for linux: http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/1080 Regards, Lingbo
