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Mark Pflueger posted <20040723115453.GA10787@×××××××××××××.de>, excerpted |
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below, on Fri, 23 Jul 2004 13:54:53 +0200: |
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> i had a similar problem. when i upgraded from xfree to xorg my <,>,| |
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> keys wouldnt work anymore on my german keyboard. changing my keyboard |
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> layout in gnome finally lead to the expected results |
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> xorg-x11: 6.7.0-r1 |
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> kernel: 2.4.20-gaming-r14 |
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Thanks for the versions. Seeing that, I wasn't surprised when I |
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demonstrated the kernel (2.6.7, here) wasn't the problem (see my other |
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reply). |
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You may be right in that they have the same root cause. However, there's |
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really nothing else to change to, since all the inet keyboards seem to |
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have the same code/symbol definition for the key, and changing to another |
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would break more keys even if it fixed the one (because the others are NOT |
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standardized). I DID check KDE's settings, however, to be sure it was set |
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as it should be, and it was. |
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Duncan - List replies preferred. No HTML msgs. |
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"They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little |
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temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety." -- |
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Benjamin Franklin |
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