Around about 26/01/07 21:39, William Case typed ...
> 1) Through MetaCity or any other GTK mechanism, create a command that is
> equivalent to <Ctrl><Shift>U2714 and then bind that command to Super_L +
> y.
You may want to investigate xmodmap; I'm not sure there's a way to
specify any old unicode char (I think I've seen one) but if you create a
~/.xmodmaprc with something like (this is from mine, defining <AltGr+'> to
give the nicer ’ char):
keycode 0x30 = apostrophe at rightsinglequotemark dead_circumflex
rightsinglequotemark dead_circumflex
All the keys by default have an AltGr ('ISO Shift Level 3') mapping, Y's
is '←' (¥ with <Shift> as well). Pick one you don't fancy using any more,
and change its mapping. The full list of codes currently on a key can be
shown with xkeycaps (which is really showing its age now; any alternatives
anyone?) but I wouldn't recommend making it save a full xmodmaprc (unless
you then edit out all but the one you want).
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]# rm -f .signature
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]# ls -l .signature
ls: .signature: No such file or directory
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