RE: Making my vt320 useful
Is your TERM variable set to vt320? There are also a bunch of wyse
types. See /usr/lib/terminfo/v/* and /usr/lib/terminfo/w/*. (or
/usr/share/terminfo/...)
On other systems there is a file in /etc/ that specifies what kind
of terminal is on which serial line (gettydefs or ttytype or something
like that). I don't see it on my system. I have the stock getty
and it might take one of the other getty packages to have that file...
jim
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> From: Eric[SMTP:jenseri@charlie.cns.iit.edu]
> Sent: Tuesday, May 16, 2000 12:34 PM
> To: debian-user@lists.debian.org
> Subject: Making my vt320 useful
>
> actually, it's not a vt320, it's a wyse which emulates a vt320. my
> question is this: how do i get special keystrokes like control-X to
> go through as if i was typing on a local tty? The arrows and any
> control-key combination that isn't ^C (or a few others which are
> recognized by stty i think) just print out on the screen. this makes
> it very difficult to use emacs. :) when i hit ^X i literally see
> ^X. when i hit escape, i see ^]. the arrows do the same thing ^[[A
> and so on... can somebody point me to the correct program/config file
> i use to set this kind of stuff up?
>
> thanks,
> eric.
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