According to Kristian Peters, on Mon, 14 Feb 2005 15:50:15 +0100,
>Hello.
>
>I just upgraded from woody to sarge with a fresh new installer cd. The
>installation works
>very good. No problems on my ibook 2.2.
>
>However. My ibook is *again* getting very hot after a very short time - even
>with a 2.6
>kernel which should have cpu frrequency scaling enabled. So I wanted to ask
>which
>solution is currently the best, either using cpufreqd, the frequency scaling
>in recent
>kernels or another solution ?
>
I like cpufreqd. I can post a cpufreqd config if needed.
>I searched the archive for this mailinglist for this year but didn't find any
>topic on
>that. Does a debian-powerpc digest exist somewhere where I can read further on
>? I also
>have some troubles with keymapping under X11 right now... (Where are my {}[]
>keys ?....)
Normally, they should be on alt-( and shift-alt-( This is expressed in the
xkb/symbols/macintosh/... file by a line like that (from the french mapping) :
key <AE05> { [ parenleft, 5 ],
[ braceleft, bracketleft ] };
key <AE11> { [ parenright, degree ],
[ braceright, bracketright ] };
The semantic is :
keys <keycode> { [ <key-alone>, <shift-key> ],
[ <mod-key>, <shift-mod-key] };
Also, alt should be defined as a modifier key :
key <LALT> { [ Mode_switch ] };
>
>Thanks, *Kristian
>
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