David Bustos wrote: > Quoth LingBo Tang on Mon, Apr 02, 2007 at 09:15:18AM +0800: >> Nigel Smith wrote: >>> It seems you cannot (always) immediately follow Alt-F#, by another >>> Alt-F# and get the next console. Sometimes it works, but other times >>> it just displays ^[[22# (Where # represents a digit) >>> >>> (It seems that after you press Alt-F#, you need to press a different >>> key, before it will accept another Alt-F#) >> You can not press one key for next hot-key sequence. >> For instance, you need to release "Alt" firstly before "Alt-F2". >> This is a typical usage in Solaris. > > I don't understand how that would be typical. Please explain.
I agree with David this seems wrong. It also if I remember correctly is different to the behaviour on Linux. It is also different to the behaviour of GNOME when you have hotkeys programmed to switch between workspaces. I have <shift>F? where ? is the workspace number and I can (and do) keep the shift key pressed and flick between workspaces. I'd expect virtual consoles to work the same way. -- Darren J Moffat
