I guess there's no software way around my problem (my built-in keyboard
has a stuck Alt key so I had to disable it with Xmodmap, but that also
disabled the Alt key on the external keyboard because it has the same
key code). I tried remapping various keys on the external keyboard to
Alt: Caps Lo
Ok, sticking to fixing my Alt keys for now. First I was wrong, Alt Gr is
working as it should, it allows me to type that | character that is the
third character on its key, and various other characters that are not
labelled on the keys. It does not function as an Alt modifier however
(of the ki
chombee writes:
> Could someone help me sort out my keyboard configuration, or send me on
> the right track? I've investigated a little but I really don't know what
> to do. It's a somewhat tricky configuration.
>
> 1. I have two keyboards. The built-in one (it's a laptop), and an
> external one
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Could someone help me sort out my keyboard configuration, or send me on
the right track? I've investigated a little but I really don't know what
to do. It's a somewhat tricky configuration.
1. I have two keyboards. The built-in one (it's a laptop), and an
external one that I use. Since the keyboar
Could someone help me sort out my keyboard configuration, or send me on
the right track? I've investigated a little but I really don't know what
to do. It's a somewhat tricky configuration.
1. I have two keyboards. The built-in one (it's a laptop), and an
external one that I use. Since the keyb
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