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24) How do I change the keyboard auto-repeat rate?
You can turn auto-repeat on or off by using "xset r on|off". The base X11 protocol, doesn't provide for varying the auto-repeat rate, which is a capability not supported by all systems. Some pre-R6 servers may provide command-line flags to set the rate at start-up time. If you have control over server start-up (see the man pages for xinit and xdm), you can invoke the server with the chosen settings; for example, you can start the R5 Xsun sample server with the options "-ar1 350 -ar2 30" to reduce the sensitivity of the keyboard. The R6 X Keyboard Extension provides a vendor-independent way to control repeat delay and rate.
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