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From: rome@ucscb.UCSC.EDU (60380000)
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Subject: Re: Problems with MiNT
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Date: 7 Mar 91 02:35:08 GMT
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In article <1991Mar6.000929.8743@uwovax.uwo.ca> 7103_2622@uwovax.uwo.ca (Eric Smith) writes:
>> When running MiNT under Gulam, I am having a problem with breaking out
>> of programs.  Nothing happens when I press CTRL-Z or ALT-CTRL-Z.  I have
>> checked to see that MiNT is installed by pressing ALT-CTRL-F5 to see
>> if it worked and it did.  Any help?
>> 
I have been recently told that the reason I couldn't halt programs when
using Gulam was because it redefined the keymap for it's own purposes
so MiNT doesn't see the CTRL-Z.  I have tried the shells MiNTBash and
Ksh but neither of them are as good as Gulam is.  I know that one
can change keyboard mapping in Gulam with teh "kb -m" command.  Can
this be used to help remedy the situation?  If not, are there any shells
that at least have the "ls" command built in so I don't have to run
a separate program to do this simple operation?  Can anyone help me?

Roman Baker
A MiNT and Gulam enthusiast.