> I just dropped a standalone script into ~/.kde/Autostart. Seems to
> work. Obviously not portable to other window managers.
That seems to work for me. But to be sure I have to test it for a
while.
Thanks for the suggestion.
Uli
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Hi,
I'm using Debian testing / KDE 3.3.2.
I'd like to execute xmodmap once at the initial login. I guess that
the right startup script is .xinitrc as it contains the line
test -r $HOME/.Xmodmap && xmodmap $HOME/.Xmodmap
Unfortunately, it does not show an effect. This line gets execut
Good idea but not 100% perfect.
Thanks,
Uli
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Hi, I'm using KDE Control Center 3.3.2 (KDE 3.3.2) and have a problem
with / question regarding
Regional & Accessibility > Keyboard Layout > Xkb Options.
I try to disable my CapsLock key. By now, I used xmodmap with line
"remove Lock = Caps_Lock".
Now, I thought of using the proper tools, like th
/etc/X11/XF86Config-4 already states
Section "Screen"
Identifier "DefaultScreen"
Device "Generic Video Card"
Monitor "Generic Monitor"
DefaultDepth24
SubSection "Display"
Depth 24
Modes
Hi,
I'm running Debian testing on my Toshiba Portégé M200. This laptop
has a maximal screen resolution of 1400x1050 but KDE presents 1280x1024
as maximal resolution.
How can I change to the maximal screen size?
(Please note that I'm not experienced in configuring Debian/Linux/X.
I've done some
Hi,
I experience the following:
I have the following lines in my .Xmodmap
!! Third example: Change right Control key to Compose key.
!! To do Compose Character, press this key and afterwards two
!! characters (e.g. `a' and `^' to get â).
remove Control = Control_R
keysym Control_R = Multi_key
Finally, I solved the problem: I used a wrong keyboard model - one
without num pad. I changed it in Control Center - Regional &
Accessibility - Keyboard Layout.
Bye, Uli
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Matej, thank you for your reply.
Indeed, I use KDE. I also found the switch in the Control Center, set
it to "on" and restarted X. Unfortunately, the behavior did not
change.
BTW, I still have the default settings in my .Xmodmat regarding
Num_Lock.
Uli
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Hi everybody,
I'm still new to my new Debian system. My problem now: What shall I do
such that Num_Lock is adhered?
xmodmap says "mod2Num_Lock (0x4d)" and the little light is
toggled when the Num_Lock key is pressed. Unfortunately, this modifier
is not adhered.
For example, I get "7" w
KDE2.2 but ...
I looked and they are not there. Probably they never were. I must
have had halucinations.
But anyway, thanks,
Uli
Hi everybody.
I'm using xdvi on Debian/Woody and get the following message:
Features not available on this platform:
- Could not redefine XtAppAddTimeOut(); some widgets may
not be updated until the mouse is moved.
And indeed: the watch file feature does not work.
But it's not the fault of xdvi
Hi,
another question about konsole: I just switched to Debian, Woody from
Suse 7.3. I can remember that the Suse konsole had a button on the
lower right side to close the current tab. The new konsole doesn't
have it anymore.
Does my memory fail me?
How can I get it back (the button, not my memo
Hi,
with "konsole -e foo" I start a new konsole and run in it the script
foo. How can I instead open a new tab in an existing konsole and run
the script there?
Thank you, Uli
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