Is this still a problem with *xserver-xorg-input-libinput*, which
replaces *xserver-xorg-input-evdev*?
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https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/xorg/xserver/issues/260
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It seems pretty clear that this is not going to get fixed for X but
could someone add a comment here for reference whether this same
limitation is true or not for Wayland?
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wayland uses 32 bit keycodes, so it doesn't have the same limitation.
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If somebody is still interested in project of Linux input device = X
key codes mapping from the comment 30, there is an update with new URLs
(no other changes were done in the comment nor linked files):
Stanislav Brabec 2009-05-20 04:24:46 UTC
As this problem is going to be resolved, we should
This issue blocks me to enjoy my new keyboard which has ZOOMIN/OUT and
SPELLCHECK keys.
I have read through this thread. It seems we are facing manpower issues
to get it fixed. I'd like to try to help on this if I can get mentor
from you guys.
Another idea is about getting keycode 255 by Xi2.
XI2 already sends 32-bit keycodes, it's the XKB layer and thus the
ability to interpret this that doesn't handle them.
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Isn't it a solution just to fix XI2 to pass through extended codes?
So every TV viewer application, could just register for XI2 inputs and thats
all.
That would at least make IR remote support on par with Windows, where also just
few keys on the MCE remote work everywhere, but all keys work in
Especially knowing that on protocol level XI2 does support extended events.
Its just matter of fixing X code.
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On 9 March 2012 00:56, bugzilla-dae...@freedesktop.org wrote:
--- Comment #48 from maximlevit...@gmail.com 2012-03-08 16:56:28 PST ---
Especially knowing that on protocol level XI2 does support extended events.
Its just matter of fixing X code.
To an extent, yes. Extended keycodes could
(In reply to comment #49)
On 9 March 2012 00:56, bugzilla-dae...@freedesktop.org wrote:
--- Comment #48 from maximlevit...@gmail.com 2012-03-08 16:56:28 PST ---
Especially knowing that on protocol level XI2 does support extended events.
Its just matter of fixing X code.
To an extent,
Hi,
On 9 March 2012 12:51, bugzilla-dae...@freedesktop.org wrote:
--- Comment #50 from Nicolas Mailhot nicolas.mail...@laposte.net 2012-03-09
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(In reply to comment #49)
On 9 March 2012 00:56, bugzilla-dae...@freedesktop.org wrote:
--- Comment #48 from
The special €-key and $-key on my Acer Travelmate 5735Z with Ubuntu
10.04.3 LTS are also not working.
(I'm not quite sure if this is the right place, but it was marked as
duplicate of Bug 30562)
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Further to the advice in #72 above, I'd just like to point out that as
of udev version 175, default udev keymapping can be overridden by means
of a file in /etc/udev/keymaps/ named the same as the file in
/lib/udev/keymaps/ that it overrides.
Suppose, for example, you want to make use of the Zoom
Also there is a big problem with hardware hotkeys on laptops. Many laptops
have
hardware buttons for launch audio and video players, but because of this bug
at
this moment not possible to assign this buttons to suitable KEY_AUDIO and
KEY_VIDEO scancodes.
It's not only laptops now. Many
1. We know this is already a problem.
2. The fix to this problem is huge, difficult and very invasive. It requires a
new protocol extension and all the inertia that comes with it.
3. The proper fix to this problem breaks client-side API. see 2.
4. Workarounds can be found, but are limited to some
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@Marco Chiappero - Thank you!
My config: Ubuntu 10.10 desktop 64 bits / MS Ergonomic Desktop 7000
On Tue, Jun 14, 2011 at 6:28 AM, Marco Chiappero ma...@absence.it
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Glad I could help
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Microsoft Ergo 4000 - center zoom key doesn't work (using sudo showkey
-k, key codes are 418 and 419)
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@Marco Chiappero - Thank you, your guide worked!
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First of all I own a Logitech LX710 desktop kit, one single USB receiver
for both keyboard and mouse. You can have a look at the keyboard here
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/21698239/lx710.jpg and see what I mean for
extra/multimedia keys: on the left there is some image editing stuff, on
the left
@Marco, would you mind sharing what you did with udev to get it working?
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Marco Chiappero , By 'extra keys' you mean , $ / € ? or.. ?
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@Marco Do you have a zoom slider, and have you gotten it working?
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Got my keys working thanks to udev, I was remapping to keycodes with no
keysym associated (and avoiding xmodmap as well). WOW, after lots of
waisted hours and after 3 years since I bought this keyboard, I can
finally use all my multimedia/extra keys! Amazing! Thanks X11!
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Well, I hope for every distribution and developers to move to Wayland as
soon as possible (so we can get rid of this 25 years old X crap), but in
the meantime is there a chance to have keycodes 255 working with X
without having to poke at input.h every now and then? It there a
solution to easily
@gcb
There already solution - Wayland.
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The shotgun solution for this, that does not require to rewrite X
protocols, are to:
1) simply remap based on model.
Who cares if microsoft wants my keyboard 4000 zoom keys to be scancode 89354^2?
just map it to 139 or any other scan code available (the keyboard does not have
more than 255
On my laptop, the keys that are handled by the hp_wmi give no scancodes
at all -- they're hardcoded to specific, too-high keycodes such as
KEY_INFO! You have to edit the module source to change them.
Some of the other keys' mappings are handled by udev, though. If the
keymap creators, as shown
Roman, it is working here on lucid and Microsoft Natural 4000. Thanks :)
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Not working here: Ubuntu 9.10 (Karmic Koala) 64-bits, Microsoft Natural
Ergonomic Desktop 7000.
2010/8/26 Zoran Olujić oluj...@gmail.com
Roman, it is working here on lucid and Microsoft Natural 4000. Thanks :)
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Roman, your workaround works for me. But only with up/down arrow keys. I
can't assign my zoom stick to fire mouse buttons 4 5 (i.e. scroll
wheel). It gives me an error when I try this...
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I made a quick fix for this problem. It's based on kbd's showkey that
DOES show scancodes. It looks into configuration table and stuffs
required keysyms into X via Xtst package. Ugly, buggy and setuid (to
read console under X you have to be setuid), but it works (at least for
me) and requires only
Same here. Ubuntu 10.04, MS Natural 4000, zoom does not work.
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Same here: Lucid, MS Ergonomic 4000. Zoom doesn't work.
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I am running the beta of Lucid Lynx, and the problem still exists (it
doesn't recognize the Zoom stick of my Microsoft Ergonomic 4000)
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