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Date: Thu, 26 Sep 2002 14:30:25 -0700
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George Bronnikov wrote:
> I propose that the default kernel contain either several
> (2-3) instances of us kbmap (so that one could tamper with the
> second or third), or (better, IMHO) one us kbmap and a way to add
> more.  Of course, to cover your case, one could compile several
> different kbmaps into the kernel.

Would it be ugly-but-adequate to just have two, a default and an (easily
alterable) alternate?

-Jack