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#18 Option "cmd == META"

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2002-01-28
2002-01-24
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I would very much like to see a feature from
NiftyTelnet-SSH v.3 in MacSSH: A preferences
option to use the Apple/cmd key as META key
"for us XEmacs users", effectively
disabling the menu shortcuts that way.

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  • Jean-Pierre Stierlin

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    An option like this already exists, not for command, but
    for either option, or control-command.
    Edit->Terminals->select one->Edit->Keyboard tab.
    You can also disable the menu shortcuts in the
    Edit->Preferences dialog.

     
  • Jean-Pierre Stierlin

    • summary: Option "cmd == META" --> Option "cmd == META"
     
  • Nobody/Anonymous

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    Using "option" for meta is out of the question for
    people with int'l keyboards (think "[]{}|~").

    "cmd-option" is still annoying
    especially when you switch between MacOS and (say)
    NetBSD/mac68k where cmd == meta in X11.

     
  • Jean-Pierre Stierlin

    • summary: Option "cmd == META" --> Option "cmd == META"
     
  • Jean-Pierre Stierlin

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    ok, then try this pre-fc3:
    <http://www.macssh.com/download/MacSSHPPC-pre-f
    c3.sit>
    and let me know how it works.

     
  • Hauke Fath

    Hauke Fath - 2002-01-28

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    "Interesting"... First of all, many thanks for the quick
    reply.
    On a tibook (System 9.2.2) with German QWERTZ keyboard, cmd
    comes over as ctrl. Now, the interesting part is that this
    "2nd ctrl layer", unlike the "original" one, uses a slightly
    modified key map. E.g., the "<>" key which is between the
    left shift key and the Y key (that would be Z on a US kbd) is
    just that with ctrl, but "\^" (probably US layout) with the
    cmd aka 2nd ctrl key.

    -- All that seen in xemacs 21 on Solaris 8.

     

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