this one works for me. It uses right "windows" ("right meta" for X) key
instead of right alt, for which you may have some other uses
Anyway - a 104 keyboard can use any xmodmap file intended for a 101
keyboard.
Tzafrir Cohen
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On Fri, 8 Oct 1999, Amir Hardon wrote:
> Does anyone have a valid Hebrew key map for a win95(I replaced my OS but
> not my keyboard...) keyboard,
> For X windows?
! Xmodmap-Hebrew - A mapping file for Hebrew ISO 8859-8.
! The right Alt key (Alt_R) is used as the Hebrew shift key.
! Avner Lottem ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
! Setting the modifier:
remove Mod1 = Meta_R
keysym Meta_R = Mode_switch
clear Mod2
add Mod2 = Mode_switch
! This is to prevent q, w from being reassigned.
remove Mod2 = slash apostrophe
! Setting the individual letters:
keysym comma = comma less 0x00fa less
keysym period = period greater 0x00f5 greater
keysym slash = slash question period question
keysym semicolon = semicolon colon 0x00f3 colon
keysym apostrophe = apostrophe quotedbl comma quotedbl
keysym a = a NoSymbol 0x00f9 A
keysym b = b NoSymbol 0x00f0 B
keysym c = c NoSymbol 0x00e1 C
keysym d = d NoSymbol 0x00e2 D
keysym e = e NoSymbol 0x00f7 E
keysym f = f NoSymbol 0x00eb F
keysym g = g NoSymbol 0x00f2 G
keysym h = h NoSymbol 0x00e9 H
keysym i = i NoSymbol 0x00ef I
keysym j = j NoSymbol 0x00e7 J
keysym k = k NoSymbol 0x00ec K
keysym l = l NoSymbol 0x00ea L
keysym m = m NoSymbol 0x00f6 M
keysym n = n NoSymbol 0x00ee N
keysym o = o NoSymbol 0x00ed O
keysym p = p NoSymbol 0x00f4 P
keysym q = q NoSymbol slash Q
keysym r = r NoSymbol 0x00f8 R
keysym s = s NoSymbol 0x00e3 S
keysym t = t NoSymbol 0x00e0 T
keysym u = u NoSymbol 0x00e5 U
keysym v = v NoSymbol 0x00e4 V
keysym w = w NoSymbol apostrophe W
keysym x = x NoSymbol 0x00f1 X
keysym y = y NoSymbol 0x00e8 Y
keysym z = z NoSymbol 0x00e6 Z
