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KH schrieb: |
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> Hi, |
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> I also upgraded to xorg-server 1.5 with hal and evdev. So far so good. I |
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> do have a Natural Keyboard Pro. There are some cool buttons like email ... |
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> They used not to work but some weeks ago I created the following |
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> .Xmodmap and they worked for me: |
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> keycode 178 = XF86WWW |
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> keycode 236 = XF86Mail |
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> keycode 230 = XF86Launch0 |
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> keycode 229 = XF86Launch1 |
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> keycode 231 = XF86Launch2 |
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> keycode 232 = XF86Launch3 |
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> keycode 233 = XF86Launch4 |
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> keycode 234 = XF86Launch5 |
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> keycode 161 = XF86Calculator |
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> keycode 235 = XF86Launch6 |
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> Now I cannot use .Xmodmap any more because of hal and evdev. Also now |
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> all the buttons do work like the should do. The point is, I don't want |
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> them to work this way. I don't need a "Reload" button for firefox. I |
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> want to use this button to fire up oO. How can I do this? ( I alrady |
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> repainted my keyboard according to the functions I want the buttons to |
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> have :-)) |
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> Thanks |
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> kh |
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go to /etc/conf.d/local.start and add |
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setkeycode 178 XF86WWW |
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