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Hi all,
this is definetely a FAQ, since I found several similar questions in the
archives.
However, I was unable to find any appropriate answers. So here is
another try:
I am using cygwin on a laptop with a native American keyboard and a
spearate
German keyboard in my docking station. Hence, I have to switch my
keyboard
mapping from time to time and do so using the control panel (or
shift+ctrl) for
windows applications respectively:
keyb gr,,C:\WINDOWS\COMMAND\KEYBOARD.SYS
and keyb us ... for DOS boxes.
Unfortunately these schemes do not work for bash or tcsh in normal mode.
bash remains with the German keyboard (I don't know why this setup was
chosen) except when bash is started with the '--noediting' option.
Any solutions?
Regards
JP
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<br>Hi all,
<br>this is definetely a FAQ, since I found several similar questions in
the archives.
<br>However, I was unable to find any appropriate answers. So here is another
try:
<p>I am using cygwin on a laptop with a native American keyboard and a
spearate
<br>German keyboard in my docking station. Hence, I have to switch my keyboard
<br>mapping from time to time and do so using the control panel (or shift+ctrl)
for
<br>windows applications respectively:
<br>keyb gr,,C:\WINDOWS\COMMAND\KEYBOARD.SYS
<br>and keyb us ... for DOS boxes.
<p>Unfortunately these schemes do not work for bash or tcsh in normal mode.
<br>bash remains with the German keyboard (I don't know why this setup
was
<br>chosen) except when bash is started with the '--noediting' option.
<p>Any solutions?
<p>Regards
<br> JP
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=======================> wiburg AT mst DOT uni-hannover DOT de <=================
Dipl.-Ing. J.P. Wittenburg _/ _/_/_/_/ _/ University of Hannover
ASIC Design Group _/ _/ _/ Laboratorium für
_/ _/_/_/ _/ Informationstechnologie
PHONE:+49-511-762-5018 _/ _/ _/ Schneiderberg 32
FAX: +49-511-762-5052 _/_/_/_/ _/ _/ D-30167 Hannover
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