[Xquartz-dev] meta keys with 2.3.2-beta3

[Cameron Simpson]

On 14Nov2008 20:50, Jeremy Huddleston <jeremyhu at apple.com> wrote:
> Nope... default should be:
>
> ~ $ xmodmap
> xmodmap:  up to 2 keys per modifier, (keycodes in parentheses):
>
> shift       Shift_L (0x40),  Shift_R (0x44)
> lock        Caps_Lock (0x41)
> control     Control_L (0x43),  Control_R (0x46)
> mod1        Mode_switch (0x42),  Mode_switch (0x45)
> mod2        Meta_L (0x3f),  Meta_R (0x47)
> mod3
> mod4
> mod5
>
> Do you have a ~/.Xmodmap

No, but I had forgotten that I have a script that hacks the xmodmap.
Found it. How embarassing.
I'm going to have to bind something to "Insert", too, so I can paste
since I've turned off three button emulation...

While I've got your attention, is the big white rectangles bug still in
the list? I have a datum for you. I'm running 2.3.2rc1 (now) in full
screen mode. When I start X11 usually as a side effect if starting an
X11 client, my few windows or so come up on the Apple desktop. I believe
these are the apps that start ahead of the window manager itself.

Anyway, once its up I have a large white rectangle on _both_ the Apple
desktop and on the X11 full-screen desktop, in the original location of
a terminal window that is started. Likewise the clock. Both of these get
reparented by the window manager when it starts a bit later. Hopefully
this helps characterise things some more.

Cheers,
-- 
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