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I am using a Thinkpad T61 with US keyboard and USA layout in Ubuntu. Is there a way to enter normal quotes into the xterm from the scratchbox so that I do not get the error above?
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Similar setup here.
Which Ubuntu version? Which architecture? Is Ubuntu your host OS or is Ubuntu running in a VM? Which SDK version?
I notice some of my keys don't work either in SDK GUI, and I cannot use setxkbmap because when I do I get error this extension is not available. My enter key doesn't work, for example. When I enable virtual keyboard my enter key pops up the virtual keyboard.
- Update your Python. You are not using the latest version. Maybe your whole SDK is out of date. What SDK version are you using?
- Check if problem exists when you run shell in xterm instead of Python in shell in xterm.
- In Scratchbox (not from X but in terminal of host) to use " see if this works. Now start Python and see if " works.
- From Ubuntu use Terminal, export DISPLAY=:2, execute gnome-terminal and test keys, compare with both host and SDK.
- Install x11-utils in SDK and use xev to see binds.
- Check output of xorg.conf and setxkbmap -print on host platform and SDK. In my case, setkbmap does not work in SDK/Xephyr but you can check if you can fix problem by passing flags to Xephyr.
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If your talking to me; then in my Scratchbox I have already pulled down Python 2.5, Ruby 1.8, Perl, and a whole boat load of "dev" type stuff.
If not, then I'm confused. ;-)
Nathan.
However, I am having trouble entering quote marks. As you can see on the screen shot above, when I try to enter quotes I get a couple of little dots instead on the nice long double quotes shown on the python help text.
I am using a Thinkpad T61 with US keyboard and USA layout in Ubuntu. Is there a way to enter normal quotes into the xterm from the scratchbox so that I do not get the error above?
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Last edited by rm42; 2009-10-20 at 17:51.