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  3. August 2003

Re: Red Hat 9 Keyboard mapping

I've got RedHat 9 at home, and the default settings in
/usr/local/share/XTerm work great, I get all 24 function keys
under xt5250 without remapping anything.

Since xt5250 lets XFree86 do the keyboard mapping, it really shouldn't
matter whether you're running RH9 or RH8, or FreeBSD, or Slackware, or
anything else.

Can you tell us what changes you made from the original XTerm file that
came with TN5250?

On Tue, 26 Aug 2003, Steve Lovett wrote:
>
> 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.
>

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