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I've confirmed that this is a KDE-specific problem. That lime green window manager's xterm worked perfectly. -- David Backeberg (dave at math.mit.edu) On Sun, 2 Oct 2005, David Backeberg wrote: > Hey list: > > So I now own a Dell Latitude D610 laptop. I have a funky keyboard issue. > > In my tty consoles, my key mapping is perfect. My real problem is in KDE, > with the )B?/? key, which may look funny in your mailer. Somehow my apostrophe > / quote key generates a character other than the one that bash interprets as > a single or double quote, and therefore, any bash commands I type involving > commands with quotes aren)B?t properly interpreted. > > I)B?m using KDE 3.4.2, built from source with xorg 6.8.2. > > I think my problems are either in my xorg.conf or in my KDE settings, but I)B?m > really not sure where best to look for my problems. My problems may also be > due to some weirdness involving the Dell laptop keyboard. > > I)B?m looking for suggestions for where to begin my search for the solution. My > apostrophe woes aren)B?t limited to konsole, but apply to all applications run > within KDE, and possibly X. I)B?m going to run a non-KDE X session now to try > to determine whether my problem is KDE-specific. > > Thanks! > >
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