Andreas Wüst wrote:
Attention: I am not sure if this also holds for machines using gdm, xdm,
etc. I *think* I had read that there would be some mechanism provided by
these session managers to handle .Xmodmap files.
I just ask myself why the Mode_switch key is not working out of the box
(well, of course I know why, because it is not mapped to any key, but
why is this so)??
Here's a question for you. I have a (really cheap) pc keyboard
(Darfon/BenQ 6511-X) which has three special keys (www, e-mail and
sleep). The system is currently configured as having a pc104 us
keyboard. Unfortunately, I haven't found anywhere on the net that deals
with configuring one of these for Linux, even the manufacturer just
calls it a Win2000 keyboard that doesn't need a driver. :(
The extra keys are keycodes 178, 236 and 223 (according to xve).
Now, what exactly do I need to add (and where) to have the first start
mozilla, the second start mozilla-mail and the third immediately invoke
my monitor power saver setting?
System: Amigaone [EMAIL PROTECTED] MHz
KDE 3.1.3,
kernel 2.4.21-rc1-ben0
XFree86 4.2.1.1.
I know, it would probably be much easier to just go get one of the
keyboards that actually has settings within XFree86 and KDE, but where's
the challenge in that? <G>
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