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From: slh@wolf.cs.washington.edu (Scott Heyano)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.aix
Subject: Re: NEW GNU Emacs available - with DUMPING!!!
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Date: 23 Jan 91 19:26:28 GMT
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In article <KABOOM.91Jan22023416@lady-day.media-lab.media.mit.edu> kaboom@media-lab.media.mit.edu (Jon Maiara) writes:
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>That's odd; it works fine at my site.  By the way, what is the purpose
>of all the xaix-keys junk?  All it did for me was break the arrow keys
>under X.  When I took it out, it worked.
>
	As I said the docs say it will fail eventually,
	(although Steve Rotenberg(?) says in a later article that that is
	no longer true)
	I'm running it now and will see if it will last.

	What's this xaix-keys junk?
	I didn't notice it when I installed emacs,
	but the cursor keys seem to work fine.

	I do notice that I can't <cntrl>-C it from a shell
	when it was started from a shell.
	It may also be aix or tcsh,
	one of them seems to be flakey at times about ^C & ^Z.
	Or is that normal?  It's not something I try to do normally.