On 9 Jan 2004, Alain D'EURVEILHER<deurveia@esiee.fr> said: > Nicolas ROMAN wrote: > >> le Fri, 09 Jan 2004 05:59:42 +0100 Alain D'EURVEILHER >> <deurveia@esiee.fr> écrivait : >>> Hi, >>> >>> I don't know if this is specific to the Satellite Pro 4300 >>> series, and if it can be solved : >>> >>> When I lock the Caps on my laptop, pressing a key representing a >>> number doesn't return the number in question. But other >>> character.. I have an 'azerty' keyboard on it. And also, I >>> configured the keyboard by "pc105" (even with pc102, it doesn't >>> work). >>> >>> If you need to know more, please ask.. >>> thx. >>> >> It is the normal behaviour of CapsLock key under GNU/Linux, no ? >> This way you can get É, È,À and Ç without juggling with 18 >> keys... >> nicolasr > > If it is, I didn't know that.. I was expecting to have the numbers > printed as it was under winXXX ! I didn't know it was due to the > OS itself... But if it really is, ok, it seems like I don't have > no choice but to accept it ! > (unless I could modify this..??!!) Yes, give a try to xmodmap. Enclosed is a configuration to remove the caps_lock key and rebind it to the most useful 'Undo/Redo' feature (yeah I didn't use the caps_lock key before and now, a undo/redo is most accessible :)) ,----[ .xmodmap ] | ! No Caps Lock | remove Lock = Caps_Lock | keysym Caps_Lock = Undo Redo | keycode 115 = Super_L | clear Mod4 | add Mod4 = Super_L `---- zeDek -- Hito no kokoro wa kawareru mono
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