Hi Andreas,
Thank you for the suggestion. I this now, and it did not work.
I did get some warnings but I suspect they are not relevant.
The warnings was:
Warning: No symbols defined for <AB11> (keycode 97)
(and repeted for the following symbols:
<JPCM>,<I120>,<AE13>,<I149>,<I154>,<I168>,<I178>,<I183>,<I184>,<FK19>,<FK24>,<I217>,<I219>,<I221>,<I222>,<I230>,<I247>,<I248>,<I249>,<I250>,<I251>,<I252>,<I253>)
Best regards
Knut
2015-06-06 16:32 GMT+02:00 <wetts...@gmail.com>:
> Hello Knut,
>
> Apparently, your keyboard attempts to make its special keys usable
> without special drivers. Many layouts have @ on the AltGr-layer of the
> 2 key. So, to implement a @ key with such a layout, the keyboard
> firmware could emulate pressing AltGr+2 simultaneously. Moreover, on
> Windows, pressing Ctrl+Alt is equivalent to pressing AltGr key. So, on
> Windows, emulating pressing Control+Alt+2 would work as well. Your
> keyboard manufacturer has chosen this second, Windows-specific
> non-portable possibility.
>
> You can work around this. First, dump your current layout:
>
> xkbcomp -xkb :0 mylayout.xkb
>
> Then you edit this file. You look for key <AE02> and change the section
> there to read like follows (I assume that you use a Danish layout):
>
> key <AE02> {
> type= "CTRL+ALT",
> symbols[Group1]= [ 2, quotedbl,
> at, twosuperior, at ]
> };
>
> Then you send the modified layout back to the server:
>
> xkbcomp mylayout.xkb :0
>
> Depending on the software you are using, this might or might not be
> sufficient. If you want to use Control+2, or if you use software which
> implements keyboard handling sloppily, some more changes might be
> required to workaround those quirks. Let us know.
>
> Andreas
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