Oops. I tried this one out, and now all I can return to is the text output
of X. How does one return to X's graphical screen?
Oh. Ctrl-Alt-F7. I include my ramblings for informational purposes.
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>From: Richard Adams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: Re: Alt-key terminal switch inside X
>Date: Sun, Sep 20, 1998, 10:07 PM
>
>According to root: While burning my CPU.
>>
>> Linux-newbie question:
>>
>> I use the Alt-F[1-12] text terminal
>> switching quite extensively. But when
>> I am in X11, it does not understand
>> the Alt key, it seems X11 intercepts the
>> keyboard. My question is: "Is it possible
>> to have X running _and_ switch to another
>> login text terminal and by pressing, say,
>> Alt-F2?" Of course, I can start X and
>> login inside a new window, but that is
>> not what I want to do. I want to have
>> the Alt-F[1-12] feature control and "wrap"
>> X instead of vice versa (which might
>> be impossible?!).
>>
>
>You should be able to return to text consoles from X with ctrl-alt-F1 2 3 4
>etc..
>
>> //joe
>>
>
>
>--
>Regards Richard.
>[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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