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Chris Devers wrote: > On Fri, 22 Apr 2005, Juerd wrote: > > > Don't you mean "I can't" where you said "You can't"? :) > > > > I think this is a settings issue. > > I'm positive that it's a settings issue, but that's the whole point. Thing is, I've seen this problem when the machine on the other end is running Debian, but not with some other Linux distros. I'm not entirely sure that it's Apple's fault that the Debian people have chosen to be jerks in whatever particular way it is they've chosen. (I haven't cared enough to dig around and figure out exactly what it is about Debian that causes this as I have only one Debian machine and it runs more-or-less untouched.) Just like I don't blame Apple because fucking HP use BIOS-alike thingos for "SmartArray" controllers that will work with only a very limited subset of terminal emulators, Terminal.app not being one of them. And, for that matter, I don't blame Apple because our internally-developed account management system assumes you've got a damned VT-220 on your desk and thus you have to enable the "strict keybindings" mode which is otherwise undesirable. MattThere's stuff above here
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