Dan Johansson wrote: > > > Some weeks ago I updated my Desktop to 3.5.2 and after that > > > the XF86AudioRaiseVolume button on my Logitech keyboard does > > > [not] increase the master volume. > > kcontroll will not accept the XF86AudioRaiseVolume button when > trying to create an input action.
Dan, searching bugzilla for XF86Audio showed this: https://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=147143 -- exactly your XF86AudioRaiseVolume not working. Strangely, the upgrade from kde-3.5.4 to 3.5.5 made all three sound buttons stop working for me. KControl would indeed not accept any of the sound buttons when trying to define a shortcut, it would accept XF86Mail or XF86Search, for example, but not a XF86Audio*. The way to get out of this is to go to KMix > Settings > Configure Global Shortcuts, and click Defaults -- this should set them all to None, otherwise manually select None for all three. And click OK. Then configure the Global Shortcuts again: now that they are unset, the dialog will accept the keys. Somehow the audio keys get caught before arriving at the key-definition dialog. This is easily heard when trying to redefine Mute when it's already defined: instead of seeing XF86AudioMute as the key to be used, it mutes the sound. Benno -- [email protected] mailing list
