Well, I found another way around it. It turns out mouseemu is installed
by default on Kubuntu 8.04 machines. Mouseemu, on MBP and probably MB,
sets F12 to right click and F11 to middle click by default. You're
supposed to be able to change the right click and middle click to
something else, but I h
Oh, I see. So basically Ctrl+Alt+Shift+Numlock takes the place of xkbset -m
The .xmodmap method wasn't working for me. Maybe it's because I'm using KDE
:-/. But I put the following script inside the ~/.kde/Autostart folder to make
it work.
#!/bin/sh
xmodmap -e "keycode 116 = Pointer_Button2"
xmo
Actually, I think it's just Ctrl+Shift+NumLock. But xkbset is no longer
necessary because using Ctrl+Shift+NumLock turns mousekeys on and leaves
it on through reboot. The only way I've gotten xkbset to (sorta) work is
by placing it in a script inside ~/.kde/Autostart , which is the startup
folder u
Me too. I also use xkbset to simulate right click on my Macbook Pro.
Until this is fixed, I can't upgrade from Kubuntu 7.10
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When setting mousekeys, xkbset reports "XKB not supported"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/215496
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