One handed UNIX, Emacs for disabled person?

[Michael A. Covington]

Use an IBM PC as a terminal, and modify the BIOS so that the CTRL, ALT,
and SHIFT keys are "sticky" (they toggle on and off rather than having to
be depressed simultaneously with another key).  There exists a short
program which you can run (upon boot-up) to make them work this way.
The PC (a laptop, perhaps) could then be a terminal on any other computer.
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Michael A. Covington | Artificial Intelligence Programs
The University of Georgia  |  Athens, GA 30602   U.S.A.
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