2008/4/2, M Henri Day <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > 2008/4/2, Johnny Rosenberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > > > > 2008/3/31, M Henri Day <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > > > > <snip> > > > > > > > Johnny, what symbols do you see when you perform «Alt Gr + arrow keys» ? > > > On > > > my keyboard, a standard Scandinavian 105-keyboard, and with the Ubuntu > > > Hardy > > > beta set to Swedish as the standard language, holding down the «Alt > Gr» > > > key > > > and pressing the arrow tangents results in precisely the same > operations > > > being performed as when pressing the arrow tangents without holding > down > > > «Alt Gr».... > > > > > > > > > Henri > > > > > > > > > Well, right now I am not at that particular computer, but what happens > is > > that I get the ←↓→↑ characters. But as I said, I have MY OWN > > configuration. > > I created it myself, character by character by editing a few > configuration > > files and add the one that describes what I want the keyboard to output > in > > all possible situations. I couold point you to a link on a forum where I > > descibe that and ask questions about it (which are replied by others), > but > > that forum is in Swedish, so I guess it wold't be too meaningful... > > > > However, I can describe the whole thing in English for you or maybe put > it > > on a blog somewhere and link to it. > > > > J.R. > > > > Ditt älskvärda erbjudande om en översättning, Johnny, är överflödigt, men > tack ska Du ha !
Here's the link <http://ubuntu-se.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=110&t=22851> to that thread in Swedish, by the way. My point was simply that on a standard Scandinavian 105-key > keyboard in Ubuntu, «Alt Gr + ←/↑/→/↓» does not, by default, perform any > other operation than the arrow keys do by themselves. One can, of course, > oneself programme these keys to perform other functions in conjunction > with > Alt Gr, should one so desire.... Yes, that was my point too and I thought I explained that when I said: "And, once again I am not sure about Windows, but I defined my own keyboard layout, so I now have 4 different characters on most keys (I put labels on my keys so I won't forget which key is what), so I just use the AltGr key (is this a standard key or is it only available on Swedish keyboards?) and Shift key to call the different characters. I even have symbols on my arrow keys, such as ←, ↓, → and ↑, and they still work also as just arrow keys (when not using the AltGr key)." All this was about my own configuration. Maybe it was easy to misunderstand and I apologize if that's the case. Henri >
