Op za, 25-09-2004 te 17:43 -0400, schreef Luis M: > On Sat, 2004-09-25 at 21:42 +0200, Arjan Oosting wrote: > > Op za, 25-09-2004 te 10:59 -0400, schreef Luis M: > > > Remember that you can always put a /etc/X11/Xmodmap file and bypass > > > Gnome completely ;-) > > Maybe I should give this a try then. But is this file used automatically > > or should I add some call to xmodmap somewhere in a script or .gnomerc? > > B.T.W. I use a Debian testing/unstable system with GNOME 2.8 (I like > > living on the edge ;) ) > > /etc/X11/Xmodmap gets read by X when it starts up (effectively bypassing > Gnome). OK, I tried this and still it doesn't work. But I figured it out! Somewhere Gnome does it's own setxkbmap call or something and thus overwrites the setting from XF86Config-4 and Xmodmap, but if you set the following gconf key to true (as root and mandatory) it stops doing that! /desktop/gnome/peripherals/keyboard/xkb/overrideSettings I guess this disables the gnome-keyboard-applet but it seems to be missing unable to configure my keyboard anyway (no way to set the right alt key to Mode_switch and no way to set more complicated xkb_symbols as us(pc104euro)+us_intl+inet(microsoftpro) etc.) But now it works! Thanks for all the help, Arjan
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