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From: pes@bath63.UUCP
Newsgroups: comp.sys.atari.st
Subject: Re: This that and the next thing ...
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Date: Wed, 10-Jun-87 09:27:11 EDT
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Posted: Wed Jun 10 09:27:11 1987
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Reply-To: pes@ux63.bath.ac.uk (Paul Smee)
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Yes, Gulam appears to remap the keyboard into a US keyboard.  (I presume this
is an attempt to 're-standardize' it in case something run previously has
munged it, but it's annoying.  I seem to recall that uemacs 3.7i did/does this
as well -- certainly one of the many uemacs'es around does.)

Please, folks, when you write keyboard-driven thingies, leave the flipping
keyboard alone -- if it's funny, it's probably funny because I like it that
way -- or at least provide an easy hook to allow me to set it up the way I like
it.  While I did have some 30 years of US keyboard use, I've been using UK ones
since I came here, and I **like** for all the keyboards I use to have the
special chars in the same place.