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  3. August 2003

Re: Red Hat 9 Keyboard mapping

> Has anyone had success remapping keys under Red Hat 9?
> 
> I've had mapping specs in .Xdefaults, .Xresources, and XTerm but none of 
> the function keys work in xt5250 and only F1 through F10 work in tn5250.

I was delayed in rebooting to Red Hat, but I have now and have all keys 
working fine.  I edited /usr/local/share/tn5250/XTerm for my changes.

Are you using Gnome?  Anything we should know about your configuration?  
Does xev show your function keys correctly?

Scott may have asked the right question: what exactly did you change?

AFAIK, I'm only having one RH9 specific problem with the emulator: the 
cent sign does not display (and I don't know how to make one with my 
keyboard.)  We use it to mark all custom code in our software, so I can't 
tell what's custom now.

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