On Thu, 2002-10-03 at 23:42, Elliott Martin wrote: > It would be nice if /usr/bin/test-windows-key checked /etc/X11/Xmodmap for > keycode 115, 116, 117 as well, so that the documentation all over the web > that tells you how to fix this would work, and so that I wouldn't have to > comment out that script to prevent it from running.
I had the same problem after the switch to KDE3. You need to go into the KDE Control Center->Peripherals->Keyboard, check "Enable keyboard layouts" and select the values that give you what you want. I use: Keyboard Model: Generic 104-key PC Primary Layout: U.S. English Primary Variant: basic I don't remember if I had to logout of KDE and back in or not, but if it is working you'll see a keyboard identifier (like "US") in your system tray. TTFN, Lonnie Borntreger
