On Thu, 09 Dec 1999, Jack Barnett wrote about, Re: Keyboard not working in X:
> Looks like there is a config problem. The first thing that I would try
> would be to load up `XF86Config` as root, under a console, there where be a
Do you mean "xf86config" the program that configures X by way of asking you
questions.
Remember Unix systems are case sensative, so we need to spell things
properly,
> tab in the upper left hand corner for keyboard config, go there a config
> the keyboard. Basically just make sure you have the right type and
> interface for your keyboard selected.
> Try that, if it doesn't work, never speak of this again and burn this
> email.
> Seriously, if it doesn't work print this email out and then burn it.
> Then delete it from your computer.
> well that or give a shout out to the mail list.
>
> Jack
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