[interfacekit] Re: A little help... (2)

> True, the issue should still be resolved - if a keymap is not able to 
> produce the specified key, it probably should be automatically changed 
> to something else (another free shortcut, or the same with the 
> qualifiers needed to produce it).

I think there might be also something wrong with keymapping -- I use a
dvorak map on one of my computers.  The J key is where the C key would
be.  I can't use <control-j> on terminal (to justify on pine and
pico/nano) because it thinks I'm hitting <control-c>.  Most of the other
keybindings work.  This isn't a problem on linux xwindows (using linux
xmodmap).

But, in terms of keymaps.  BeOS is still *way* ahead of Windows XP,
even.  I can't begin to express my frustration with Windows XP's keymap.

Isaac

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