On 2/3/07, Sergey Mkrtchyan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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Thanks for the reply, I've added the line in xorg.conf(/etc/X11, yes?),
but it didn't help. I guess my windows keys are not recognized by the
system, because when I tried manually to change Alt+Ctrl+K key sequence
from Keyboard Shortcuts in Control Center to windows key, nothing
happened when I hit it.
From Sax2, I've seen that my keyboard's model is recognized as "Generic
pc104", if I recall correctly the part with "Generic". But my keyboard
is not that. Maybe the problem is in that?
I liked the idea of Windows key, but since that doesn't work, what that
line should be to use Alt+Shift?
Sergey,
Yes, it's in /etc/X11.
If I remember correctly XkbVariant option "winkyes" enables Windows keys.
So you can add the line:
Option "XkbVariant" "winkeys"
at the end of InputDevice section.
In my current version I have
Option "XkbRules" "xfree86"
Option "XkbVariant" "xfree86"
And it enables both Windows keys and some additional keys (like volume
up/down, power off).
As for Alt-Shift, the option would be:
Option "XkbOptions" "grp:alt_shift_toggle,grp_led:scroll"
You can also specify whether you want only left or right ALT-SHIFT to
switch layout.
I never remember exact format. I usually do it from SaX2 and then edit
it to get exactly what I want.
Regards,
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Mark Goldstein
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