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From: rand@HWCAE.CFSAT.HONEYWELL.COM
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Subject: Re: Xterm Keymaps w/ the PSK
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Date: 20 Mar 91 16:38:58 GMT
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>>>>> Craig Durland <craig@cv.hp.com> at 18-Mar-91 in [Re: Xterm Keymaps w/ the PSK] writes:
> What keyboard do you have?  The PSK server only (currently) supports the
> North American keyboard (the one with Alt keys on either side of the
> space bar).  An older or multinational keyboard would generate the
> "wrong" keycodes.  You should see a message like "Could not find keymap
> - using default" in this case.  If you don't see that message (displayed
> in the pad that started the server), it could be that you have a xmodmap
> that is remapping the keyboard.

Please pardon my ignorance, but does this mean that the older keyboard
that was shipped with thousands of nodes is *NOT* supported with
X11R4? I'm talking about the keyboard that is identical to the new
ones except for:
	no ALT keys
	and is a little flatter
	and has better tactile feedback (Sorry, couldn't resist)

We have about 60 nodes with the older keyboard. They have all the keys
the new one has with the exception of the alt keys. Can these nodes
run X11 R4?  Help!

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