harmless. In any case, with Tiger's X11 I didn't have either the
warnings nor the impossibility of typing characters like "\" (on a
Spanish keyboard), so there should be a way of getting rid of both.
You are right, on Tiger already Alt was xmodmapped to Mode_switch. From
`xmodmap` on Tiger I get
mod1 Mode_switch (0x42), Mode_switch (0x45)
On Leopard (with Xquartz version <= 1.2a11, no ~/.Xmodmap) I see
mod1 Mode_switch (0x42), Alt_R (0x45)
I think this explains the warning: The Alt_R key is not mapped to
Mode_switch, only the Alt_L key. I would guess that a separate Alt_R key
does not exist on Apple keyboards, in any case not on this laptop here.
So if one only wants to get rid of the warning, the remedy would be
simple: Map Alt_R to Mode_switch, too, or remove it from the mod1
modifier map.
--
Martin
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