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On Sun, 27 Aug 2006, Benny Hill wrote:
My F24 key seems to be completely disabled when using xt5250. This may not be related to xt5250 but I'm hoping that someone can point me in the right direction. By disabled I mean that whenever I press Shift + F12 nothing happens. I don't even get an error message when I press F24 when using AS/400 programs that don't have F24 defined. That's why I think it's never even making it to xt5250.
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I'm wondering if some other file somewhere is interfering with tn5250 sending the signal for the F24 key. Anyone have any ideas as to what might be causing me grief? I have confirmed that KDE doesn't have the key bound to any special function by going to System Settings -> Regional & Accessibility and checking the Input Actions and Keyboard Shortcuts areas.
The problem you describe is almost always caused by the window manager intercepting the keystrokes. I realize you said above that you verified KDE wasn't interfering, but can you try a different window manager? That will at least let us know if the problem lies elsewhere.
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