On Sun, Nov 22, 2009 at 09:50:57PM +1000, Nick Irvine wrote:
The problem is, gnome-settings-daemon seems to set xmodmap itself
slightly after my call to it, thus overriding my settings. I have to
manually execute capsmod3 every time I log in.
Any ideas?
Well, the best option, as suggested by the other posters, is to
not use gnome-settings-daemon. XFCE and ROX have similar
utilities, and I suspect that there must be a way to change
fonts via .gtkrc-2.0, but I couldn't name it. You could also
change the keymap with a gnome tool, but I wouldn't recommend
it.
The easiest method is this, though:
gnome-settings-daemon &
(sleep 1; capsmod3)&
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Kris Maglione
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