OS Stuntman <akagikong@gmail.com> writes:

> Hello,
>
>           I don't know if this is a Slacko issue or a setting I'm over
> looking; I haven't had this problem on other
> distros, but on Slacko 5.4 (Puppy Linux) when I type C-q C-tab I get: ^@
>
>          How to switch back to normal clear space tabs?

C-q means insert the next character literally.  C-tab is not a
character.  Perhaps it chose null character (^@) instead.

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