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Mick schrieb: |
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> On Wednesday 04 November 2009 22:38:40 Willie Wong wrote: |
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>> As you can see, keycodes 174 annd 176 are volumes up and down, |
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>> 160 is the mute button, 164, 162 are stop and play/pause, 144 |
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>> and 153 are REW and FF, which I doubled up with meta keys to |
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>> get other features. 223 is the "screen saver" key. And 236 is |
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>> the "e-mail" key. |
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>> I've quite forgotten how I found these keycodes. But some of them |
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>> are quasi standard (I've seen the codes for volume and music player |
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>> work on other keyboards, including Dell laptops). |
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> You could try xbindkeys -k or even use xev and look for the keycode amidst the |
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> data that comes up on the terminal (but avoid moving the mouse at the same |
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> time). |
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My seven keys don't give any keycode with xbindkeys or xev ... as far as |
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I have found out so far they seem to be above 256 and therefore |
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problematic. |
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