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> compatibility, I think). On Linux BkSpc was a no-op, and Ben decided > Linux users would also benefit from another keystroke for moving back, > so that when they hit the ingrained keystroke for paging up instead of > merely being mildly irritated by nothing happening, you can be properly > annoyed by being on a different page to what you wanted. The ingrained keystroke for paging up is ^B, which opens up your bookmarks or some daft think like that. It's certainly not ^H, which means "backSPACE" (or, for the heretics, "help"). X11 users have been spoiled, by the way. No other platform or application has anywhere NEAR as clean and easy to use a keymap mechanism as X11. Which is pretty scary, when you think about the multiple layers of keycodes and keymaps you've gotten used to juggling on X.There's stuff above here
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