Difficult apostrophe in 1.0.3: keyboard bug?
Latin is an ancient language, often found embossed or carved in stone.
To facilitate it's entry into the 'jet age' the keyboards were designed to require the same force as the sculptor would need to carve the stone tablets. This did however lead to an alarming increase in broken fingers at the local casualty department, so was quickly replaced by the more familiar QWERTY soft touch keyboards we know and love today .
To facilitate it's entry into the 'jet age' the keyboards were designed to require the same force as the sculptor would need to carve the stone tablets. This did however lead to an alarming increase in broken fingers at the local casualty department, so was quickly replaced by the more familiar QWERTY soft touch keyboards we know and love today .
trouble with the apostrophe
I just downloaded 1.0.7 mozilla and I too am having problems with the apostrophe. I haven't noticed any other problems with the keyboard--just that I can't get an apostrophe to appear and get a little bleep when I hit the apostrophe key.
I have no info about the Puppy apostrophe issue.
However, Puppy has long had a problem with the CAPS LOCK behaving weirdly. Which turns out to be associated with Xvesa video mode. Xorg video in Puppy 1.0.7 seems free of this problem. So whatever weird keyboard issues you are having, try Xorg and see if they go away!
(The apostrophe stuff described above reminds me of how Windows works if you pick an international keyboard, that thinks you want to accent various letters, so it makes you type apostrophe multiple times to specify that you want one by itself.)
However, Puppy has long had a problem with the CAPS LOCK behaving weirdly. Which turns out to be associated with Xvesa video mode. Xorg video in Puppy 1.0.7 seems free of this problem. So whatever weird keyboard issues you are having, try Xorg and see if they go away!
(The apostrophe stuff described above reminds me of how Windows works if you pick an international keyboard, that thinks you want to accent various letters, so it makes you type apostrophe multiple times to specify that you want one by itself.)