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Since I don't have an iBook, I can't answer your question directly, I have |
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some experiences getting keys to work with my old 3400c. I used a utility |
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called "xkeycaps" to map keys the way I wanted. The default xkeycaps can be |
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installed on Gentoo by typing "emerge xkeycaps" but it does not have a key |
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layout for any Apple laptops. A while back I had submitted to the list an |
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ebuild file for a different version of "xkeycaps" which had some powerbook |
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models. If you find that message, it had instructions on how to have Gentoo |
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install that version instead. |
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If you can't find my message in the archives (I myself no longer have it), you |
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can easily build the software from here: |
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http://www.cymes.de/members/joker/projects/xkeycaps/xkeycaps.html |
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Again, this may or may not be the appropriate solution for your iBook, but |
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it's worth a look. |
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Marcio Luis Teixeira |
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