Remy Blank wrote: > Benno Schulenberg wrote: > > as I said: there are no multimedia-related actions > > like Play or Stop or Mute there, [...] > > As far as I understand, the XF86* are key codes or events, > defined and generated by the X server, in this case xorg-x11, and > work exactly in the same way as normal keys.
Yes, please read what I write: I do have these keys, they do produce the correct XF86* events, and I can assign these events to actions such as "Run Command" or "Switch to Next Desktop". There are just no actions like "Play", "Volume Down" or "Mute" that I could assign XF86AudioPlay, XF86AudioLowerVolume or XF86AudioMute to. Where, under what tab, under what heading do you have those actions? > Reassigning them doesn't change the behavior, it still doesn't > work. Weird. Maybe you need to run ahead and upgrade to 3.5.3? 3.5.[0-2] are known to be quite buggy. Benno -- [email protected] mailing list
