keyboard problems
Nick Goldman
N.Goldman "at" gen.cam.ac.uk
Fri, 03 Jul 1998 11:33:47 +0000
I'm new to this software and this list, so please be patient with me.
I am trying to get going with VNC. I have vncserver apparently running
OK on DEC OSF (V3.2 17), and am trying to 'talk to' it from a laptop
running Win NT 4.0 SP3. When I run VNC viewer under NT4, it starts off
OK and gives me an X desktop with a terminal window in, but I can't do
anything useful with this because the keyboard is entirely weird.
Not just the stuff I've read a little about, different shift keys doing
funny things or shift, ctrl, etc., 'sticking', I tried those, it is just
utterly weird:
typing: a gives: a
s c
d 2
f <nothing>
g '
h '
j x
k x
l D
; <nothing>
' 7
# <space>
<ret> 5
The laptop has a UK keyboard (I guess --- it has a poiunds sterling
sign).
If anyone can help me, I'd be very grateful.
Nick Goldman
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