On Fri, Sep 08, 2006 at 10:00:06PM +0200, Helge Kreutzmann wrote:
> > Next I compare both the keyboard on the console and in X. Since the third
> > level is (almost) not printed on the keyboard an I never use X (but normal
> > keyboards a lot) I'd like to have the third level as on an ordinary
> > keyboard.
> >
> > All keys which work as expected are not reported.
> >
> > Number row without any modifier:
> > Key between ß and backspace does not respond (expected:')
>
> The leftmost key (next to 1) is < instead of ^
Please test by setting XkbModel to macintosh_old2. As explained in
other subthreads, these 2 keys are swapped for some models. The
macintosh_old2 name is a temporary one and will be changed in the
final version.
> Key between ß and backspace does not respond (expected:')
>
> Number row with shift:
> The leftmost key (next to 1) is > instead of °
Ditto.
> > Number row with Apple key pressed:
> > 2 and 3 ok; but then mixed up,
> > starting at 5: []|{}}\
> > should be (from 7): {[]}\
>
> This is still the case
There are 4 German Macintosh layouts in /usr/share/keymaps/mac:
* mac-de2-ext.kmap.gz
3rd level for number keys are the ones you want, but keycodes are
wrong, for instance 7 has keycode 26 instead of 8. (ADB keycodes?)
* mac-de-latin1.kmap.gz
3rd level for number keys are the ones you want, but keycodes are
wrong too.
It is broken since it includes "include/mac-qwerty-layout" which
does no more exist in console-data in sid. (Bug in console-data?)
* mac-de-latin1-nodeadkeys.kmap.gz
3rd level for number keys are the same as in X, and keycodes are
wrong too.
* mac-ibook-de.kmap.gz
You submitted this one, so it is surely the one you are using ;)
And there are also USB variants in /usr/share/keymaps/i386/qwertz:
* mac-usb-de-latin1.kmap.gz
Looks similar to X keymaps.
* mac-usb-de-latin1-nodeadkeys.kmap.gz
Ditto.
Nice mess ;)
> > Qwertz-row, with Apple key pressed:
> > q -> « instead of @ (not necessary, see Apple-y)
> > plus some other characters I've never used on some other letters. (I
> > assume, that I don't see the euro sign with Apple-E but ¤ is a font
> > issue)
>
> This is still the case.
All console layouts use @, so X has surely to be changed.
> > Asdf-row, with Apple key pressed:
> > Some other characters and some double usage (e.g. ß, @, ^, `), now
> > suprise (on the console most of these are no special character)
>
> This is still the case
Those extra symbols do not hurt.
> Yxcv-row, without any modifier:
> The lefmost key (next to left shift) is now ^ instead of <
See above about macintosh_old2.
> Yxcv-row, with shift key:
> The lefmost key (next to left shift) is now ° instead of >
See above about macintosh_old2.
> > Yxcv-row, with Apple key pressed:
> > Apple-Y is « and Apple-X is » (which unfortunately does not work on
> > the console), which is great! (Ideally I'd like them swapped, as in
> > german they are "reversed" compared to the french/swiss usage)
>
> This is still the case
It makes sense, this change can be pushed upstream if there is a consensus
amongst German Mac users.
> > So in conclusion, I like your new layout. It would be great, if you could
> > enable an easy possibility to chose between pc-style third level and
> > macintosh third level.
>
> Well, the new one degarded a little, as it swapped the ^/° with the
> </> key on my german iBook G4 keyboard
>
> I hope this updated info helps.
Sure, thanks for your help.
Denis
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