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(right alt) 3 gives me a £; (left alt) 3 gives me the (arg 3) prompt. (Why would they be different?)
(thanks for staying with me)
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(I tried logging out of the server, etc, but nothing helped except adding and deleting keyboards. I too had expected xmodmap not to have caused persistent problems).
I am using a standard apple usb keyboard set to GB (to a Mac mini running Catalina). With this keyboard I have to type <alt> 3 to get a # key. However, when I type that in a NoMachine terminal it drops into some interpreter with (arg: 3) as the prompt … NoMachine is running on a Linux server running Centos 7.
Yes, well, it turned out that by using the GUI I could choose add a new keyboard, delete the old one, and then add the old one back in, and now it’s all working fine. However, in this instance, I find I have nearly all the right keys if I *don’t* use the mac option and just use the GB keyboard. However, it’s not recognising a #, which works fine everywhere else …