hagan@hagan.dccs.upenn.edu (John Dotts Hagan) (07/06/89)
I am about to lose my mind! I hope someone has a fix for this... I am not using the DECwindows-supplied window manager (dxwm) - I figure that since it was not accepted as the standard by OSF, I will wait for the next version to convert from what I am used to - which is MIT uwm. I am using the uwm that came with UWS 2.0 (Ultrix 3.0), and everything is mostly fine. However, I have the Compose Character key set to be the meta key (the default, I believe), and quite often after I have used it to move a particular window, it eats the next two characters I try and type in the window (like and xterm). Does anyone know how to allow uwm to completely kill the Compose Character function and use the key as just a meta key? --Kid.
hagan@hagan.dccs.upenn.edu (John Dotts Hagan) (07/06/89)
In article <12635@netnews.upenn.edu> hagan@hagan.dccs.upenn.edu (John Dotts Hagan) writes: >I am about to lose my mind! I hope someone has a fix for this... > . . . > >Does anyone know how to allow uwm to completely kill the Compose Character >function and use the key as just a meta key? Argh! I let this mail out as it was! Big mistake! Please send any ideas for killing the compose character of doom to me at Hagan@DCCS.UPENN.EDU - the previous message I sent has a bogus reply-to address. I have a DECstation 3100, and its out of control... --Kid.