Nick Ing-Simmons wrote:
> The idea being to mimic key bindings that platform normaly provides.
> Snag being that X11 isn't very regular in this regard. In particular
> Control-C is no use in a terminal emulator window - as it kills the shell ;-)
> What does Tcl/Tk do?
> What do other X11 GUIs do (KDE/Gnome)?
With the help of a few people with various different systems we have
discovered that <Caps-Lock><Ctrl>c does the same as <Ctrl>c on every system
and application where it does anything sensible. Also we have found that
<Shift><Cntrl>c appears not to do anything expected! On most systems where
it does anything at all it seems to emulate <Alt-Gr>c
Is it possible to add key bindings for <Caps-Lock><Ctrl>[c|x|v] to make them
behave the same as <Ctrl>[c|x|v] which would make things work in the most
logical (expected) way?
regards,
Colin
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