Den 2014-11-27 17:06, Tim Chase skrev:
On 2014-11-27 16:24, BPJ wrote:
BTW I've found that I can't get the sticky-keys feature of GNOME
to work, inside or outside Vim. :-(
While I don't have good answers for your other questions, in the past
I've used "xkbset" to tweak these options without GNOME. On my
Debian box, I had to install it
sudo apt-get install xkbset
and then to test it out, I issued
so how do i make it permanent? Or rather: where should I write
these to make them permanent? It seems to reset itself when the
next commandline command is executed, which is kind of
inconvenient! :-)
xkbset st -twokey -latchlock
You can remove the "-" before "twokey" if you want to be able to
press two keys together to turn off an activated modifier (so if you
press shift, then don't want to shift, you can press two keys
together);
This I got to work.
and can remove the "-" from before the "latchlock" if you
want to be able to press the modifier key twice (shift, shift) to
have it act like it's locked.
That I couldn't get to work
It seems like this is the best/right way to solve the problem because
it not only would address the issue in Vim (which I just tested, and
it works as expected), but in all your other applications.
Yes, thanks a million!
-tim
AAaaa
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