Bypassing hitting Enter under dosemu

Bypassing hitting Enter under dosemu

[Ralph Alvy]

How does one avoid having to hit Enter when loading dosemu in a console
session?

Re: Bypassing hitting Enter under dosemu

[Clarence Dang]

On Thu, 13 Jan 2005 11:24 am, Ralph Alvy wrote:
> How does one avoid having to hit Enter when loading dosemu in a console
> session?
>
Edit the "dosemu" script or (but I haven't tested this recently) create the 
file ~/.dosemu/stamp-dosemu.

Re: Bypassing hitting Enter under dosemu

[Ralph Alvy]

Clarence Dang wrote:

> On Thu, 13 Jan 2005 11:24 am, Ralph Alvy wrote:
>> How does one avoid having to hit Enter when loading dosemu in a console
>> session?
>>
> Edit the "dosemu" script or (but I haven't tested this recently) create
> the file ~/.dosemu/stamp-dosemu.

What exactly is the file stamp-dosemu? I have one in that directory, but
it's zero length.

DOS's hotkeys and KDE

[Alain]

How can I avoid that keystrokes like <Alt+F2> or <Alt+F5> get 
interpreted by KDE in XDOSEMU?

The probem is that I need a lot of these hotkeys for NDN and my Editor 
and various popup windows keep getting in the way :(

I re-read the docs a few times, but I must have missed something...

thanks,
Alain

Re: DOS's hotkeys and KDE

[Ralph Alvy]

Alain wrote:

> How can I avoid that keystrokes like <Alt+F2> or <Alt+F5> get
> interpreted by KDE in XDOSEMU?
> 

Control Center
Regional and Accessibility
Keyboard Shortcuts

Re: DOS's hotkeys and KDE

[Alain]

Thanks Ralph and Andris,

This is the general approach that I had already used, but isn't there a 
configuration specific por DOSEMU or in KDE for a specific window?

I am using KDE 3.2, and will move to 3.3 only in +- 2 months when 
Mandrake 10.2 is out. (all my atempts to upgrade Kde/Kdevelop were a 
complete disaster)

Alain

Ralph Alvy escreveu:
> Alain wrote:
> 
> 
>>How can I avoid that keystrokes like <Alt+F2> or <Alt+F5> get
>>interpreted by KDE in XDOSEMU?
>>
> 
> 
> Control Center
> Regional and Accessibility
> Keyboard Shortcuts
> 
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Re: DOS's hotkeys and KDE

[Ralph Alvy]

If you find one, I'd love to know what it is. I would love to keep this to
specific windows too.

Alain wrote:

> Thanks Ralph and Andris,
> 
> This is the general approach that I had already used, but isn't there a
> configuration specific por DOSEMU or in KDE for a specific window?
> 
> I am using KDE 3.2, and will move to 3.3 only in +- 2 months when
> Mandrake 10.2 is out. (all my atempts to upgrade Kde/Kdevelop were a
> complete disaster)
> 
> Alain
> 
> Ralph Alvy escreveu:
>> Alain wrote:
>> 
>> 
>>>How can I avoid that keystrokes like <Alt+F2> or <Alt+F5> get
>>>interpreted by KDE in XDOSEMU?
>>>
>> 
>> 
>> Control Center
>> Regional and Accessibility
>> Keyboard Shortcuts
>> 
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Re: Bypassing hitting Enter under dosemu

[Clarence Dang]

On Sunday 30 January 2005 18:33, Ralph Alvy wrote:
> Clarence Dang wrote:
> > On Thu, 13 Jan 2005 11:24 am, Ralph Alvy wrote:
> >> How does one avoid having to hit Enter when loading dosemu in a console
> >> session?
> >
> > Edit the "dosemu" script or (but I haven't tested this recently) create
> > the file ~/.dosemu/stamp-dosemu.
>
> What exactly is the file stamp-dosemu? I have one in that directory, but
> it's zero length.
>
[yes, I am aware that my reply is 6 months later, sorry]

Hmm, actually, after the first time, you shouldn't need to hit Enter at all.  
The "dosemu" script prints this:

~~~~
   DOSEMU will run on _this_ terminal.
   To exit you need to execute 'exitemu' from within DOS,
   because <Ctrl>-C and 'exit' won't work!

   Now type ENTER to start DOSEMU or <Ctrl>C to cancel
~~~~

and creates "stamp-dosemu" the first time it runs.  Next time, it skips the 
message if it finds "stamp-dosemu".

So what exactly is being printed before you have to press Enter?  What version 
are you using?