I had the proprietary nvidia drivers installed in my Jessie machine
when I decided to move to Stretch.
During the upgrade process, there was a message that the open-source
driver was compatible with my hardware now, and did I want to switch
to the nouveau system. I always prefer open-source when
A clarification: This laptop has no numlock key as such - not even
in its overlay keyset. The only way to toggle the numlock is to plug
in an external (USB) keyboard and press the key on that - or to have
the numlock setting inherited from my standard X settings, which is
what was happening h
Yes, in fact it turns out to be that simple. X regards the num-lock
behavior as implying the 'function key' behavior, even for keys that
don't have anything to do with the numeric keypad overlay.
So the workaround is, turn the numlock off.
And the 'fix' that demotes this from regular to nea
On Thu, 2008-02-28 at 03:23 +0100, Mohammed Adnène Trojette wrote:
> You're contributing to a solution. I just did not have the time to check
> the issue. If you want, you can report the bug directly to upstream
> (http://bugs.freedesktop.org/ - xkeyboard-config component).
That is indeed a good
I've spent several days reading man pages, configuration directory
README's, configuration files, ISO standards to figure out what the
README's were saying, etc
And aside from there being no useful mention whatsoever of laptop
function keys, as far as I can tell keyboard configuration has b
please let me know how.
If anyone knows what file to twiddle and how, I'll have a go at
seeing if the solution works.
Ray Dillinger
--
To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
6 matches
Mail list logo
