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Re: arrow keys in the console
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Will Parsons |
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Re: arrow keys in the console |
Date: |
21 May 2007 12:03:54 GMT |
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Peter Dyballa wrote:
>
> When I compare xterm.el and vt100.el with linux.el, then I see that
> linux.el does make any key bindings. Reason can be that every Linux
> distribution changes the TERMCAP entry every few months in a
> distribution personalised fashion, so it does not make any sense to
> create sensible key bindings.
>
> The question is why anyone is using such a thing. Xterm can be a
> console, too, it only needs an X server and an option. Are you using
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
This may not apply to the OP, but I'm surely not the only one who uses
Emacs frequently in situations where there *is* no X-server, not only
in Linux but also in FreeBSD and QNX.
> this "linux" terminal device as a Linux virtual console? Isn't vi
> sufficient for a bit of editing in this situation?
Not for me it isn't! I do a *lot* of editing in a console. As a matter
of fact, it was because I found myself working in an evironment without
X (under QNX) that I really starting using Emacs heavily, since I couldn't
use my previous editor of choice (NEdit).
- Will
- Re: arrow keys in the console, (continued)
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