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Benno Schulenberg wrote: |
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> Remy Blank wrote: |
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>> I had slightly changed the "inspiron" xkb mapping so that they |
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>> generated the right events (XF86AudioPlay, XF86AudioStop, |
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>> XF86AudioPrev, XF86AudioNext). Then, I defined a few keyboard |
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>> shortcuts in the KDE control center to trigger come actions, |
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> Please explain how you did this, or point me to a document, as I |
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> don't see any Play or Stop or similar actions in Control Center > |
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> Regional > Keyboard Shortcuts. |
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The keys are defined in /usr/share/X11/xkb/symbols/inet, in my case in |
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the section 'xkb_symbols "inspiron"'. This maps the extra keys on my |
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laptop to XF86* key codes. |
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Then, in the control center, select the function for which you want to |
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assign a shortcut, press the button under "Shortcut for selected |
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action", and press the key you want to assign. This assigns one of the |
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XF86* key codes as a shortcut. |
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> Revdep-rebuild isn't perfect, but it seems unlikely that re-emerging |
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> some KDE package would fix the problem. Trying won't hurt though. |
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> Give kxkb, kdelibs, ksmserver and kcminit a shot. |
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I already did kdelibs without success, but I'll do the others today as |
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well. Thanks for the suggestion. |
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The thing that I find really strange is that the key are recognized, |
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they just don't work as shortcuts. |
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Thanks. |
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-- Remy |
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Remove underscore and suffix in reply address for a timely response. |
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