Andreas Wüst wrote:
Attention: I am not sure if this also holds for machines using gdm, xdm, etc. I *think* I had read that there would be some mechanism provided by these session managers to handle .Xmodmap files. I just ask myself why the Mode_switch key is not working out of the box (well, of course I know why, because it is not mapped to any key, but why is this so)??
Here's a question for you. I have a (really cheap) pc keyboard (Darfon/BenQ 6511-X) which has three special keys (www, e-mail and sleep). The system is currently configured as having a pc104 us keyboard. Unfortunately, I haven't found anywhere on the net that deals with configuring one of these for Linux, even the manufacturer just calls it a Win2000 keyboard that doesn't need a driver. :(
The extra keys are keycodes 178, 236 and 223 (according to xve).Now, what exactly do I need to add (and where) to have the first start mozilla, the second start mozilla-mail and the third immediately invoke my monitor power saver setting?
System: Amigaone G4-XE@800 MHz KDE 3.1.3, kernel 2.4.21-rc1-ben0 XFree86 4.2.1.1.I know, it would probably be much easier to just go get one of the keyboards that actually has settings within XFree86 and KDE, but where's the challenge in that? <G>
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