On Tue, Feb 27, 2001 at 10:08:56AM -0500, Daniel Martin wrote: > "Charl P. Botha" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > > In 3.3.6 that was incidental. Your answer lies in the following: > > man xmodmap (this is what you'll use to remap keycodes to metas) > > man xev (this is what you'll use to discover keycodes) > > Wasn't the xkb extension supposed to replace the interface that > xmodmap uses a long time ago? All the official documentation I've > ever found seems to imply this, but I still xmodmap in common usage. > Were there just never programs written to use the proper interfaces?
Err, to tell you the truth, I also use the xkb extension to change my keyboard to the dvorak mapping, but I don't know what the xkb equivalent is for remapping specific keycodes (in my case I've remapped the windows keys so that I can make these nifty germanic symbols, like ê and ë, which you probably can't see in anycase). It's just so easy with xmodmap... :) Cheerio, -- charl p. botha | computer graphics and cad/cam http://cpbotha.net/ | http://www.cg.its.tudelft.nl/
