On 2005-11-16, Kathryn Andersen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> There's an intermediate step first; you may have noticed that xev,
> besides giving you the "keycode", for your average key it also gives a
> "keysym" (key symbol). It is the keysym which X knows about. However,
> for the "fancy" keys, they generally don't have a keysym, so you have to
> map them to a symbol which X knows about. This is done with the xmodmap
> program.
Or you could change the X keyboard model. For example, on some Logitech
keyboards
Option "XkbModel" "logicdp"
should map many of the worthless[*] multimedia keys to some XF86* keysyms.
[*] I'd like _less_ keys on a keyboard, not more. Ditch the numpad, please.
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