How do I get my Emacs key definitions back when running under X?
We have been using Leonard N Zubkoff’s (lnz@dandelion.com) Apollo customized versions of GNU Emacs on our Apollos for some time now (latest version we have installed is 18.57). A month ago I started using X. I quickly discovered that all my Apollo function key and keypad key bindings (the gray keys), no longer worked. These bindings were made in my .emacs file using Zubkoff’s supplied function, bind-apollo-function-key, which is defined in /gnuemacs/etc/apollo.el. This meant, I first thought, that I would have to go through the painful process of figuring out how to bind emacs functions to the gray keys under X and then modify my .emacs file accordingly. After talking to others who had done this, I felt there had to be a better way, and there is! The file x-apollo-keys.el solves the problem. All Apollo keyboard gray key bindings made in your .emacs file, which work under the DM, will now work under X, as well. The same .emacs will work for both. All you have to do is place x-apollo-key
