AAARRRGH!!!!!!
I was lookink everywhere to find out, why KDE violated my keyboard an I
always got a "<F13>" key event on my Keypad "<8>" key and a "<Menu>" event
on my keypad "<5>". I suspected a global Xmodmap file, no chance, I
suspected the KDE team doing awfull things, but I just found the reason
in "/usr/bin/startkde":
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|# Dadou - 2.1.1-4mdk - To be able to use the Windows key to open the K menu
|xmodmap -e 'keycode 115=F13'
|xmodmap -e 'keycode 117=Menu'
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As I am working on a NCD-X-terminal (yes we are using Mandrake at our
university to teach on!) with a non windows (here a NCD with 123 Keys) keyboard,
I always get my keyboard violated (so do lots of students here,
as they all suffer the same problem ...)
I've added them in CVS in "/etc/X11/Xmodmap" from "xinitrc" package where
they belog to, as this file is currently used as default modmap file and
can be overwritten by "/etc/X11/Xmodmap.{$DISPLAY}" files for X-Terminals
with other keyboards.
P.S.: Stew you asked me in an other thread where the "/etc/X11/xinit/
Xmodmap.{$DISPLAY}" files came from. This is why :-) I added them
myself toget the "buggy" keycodes fixed. Can you please recheckout
cvs and update the xinitrc package with my changes (see ChangeLog).
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