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Ubuntu 10.10, XTerm(261), Keyboard layout = Canadian
Somehow, the backquote (backtick = `) character can't be input does not get entered in XTerm. I type it and nothing happens. The cursor does not move forward.
I know it works because I can input it in Terminal (gnome-terminal). The only strange thing is that I have to type the key twice for it to appear.
Just to test it, I tried typing it in other applications, and the same thing happens. Have to type it twice in FF, gedit, etc. One more strange thing, I could not input it into this textbox in which I am typing this message. But I can input it in the URL bar, search bar, etc.
Someone please help me solve this mystery. I like to use XTerm and I need the backquotes.
I think it has something to do with the keybindings. Found a post for Terminal on Mac OS X. It was a specific plugin in that case.
– Cocoro Cara – 2011-03-06T08:07:38.147termcap? terminfo? maybe that has something to do with it ... something is intercepting that backtick ... all other special characters can be input without problem. – Cocoro Cara – 2011-03-06T08:49:08.177