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on 01/13/2010 03:47 PM Stroller wrote the following: |
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> On 13 Jan 2010, at 09:46, Thanasis wrote: |
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>> on 01/13/2010 05:15 AM Willie Wong wrote the following: |
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>>> On Tue, Jan 12, 2010 at 02:59:31PM +0200, Thanasis wrote: |
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>>>> http://www.bidorbuy.co.za/item/17587875/Logitech_diNovo_Keyboard_Mac_Edition.html |
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>>> Dont see why not. I have a rebranded logitech wireless keyboard/mouse |
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>>> combo which uses a USB receiver, similar to described in the link. It |
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>>> works out of the box just like another USB keyboard. For my |
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>>> keyboard/mouse, after plugging the USB receiver in, I need to hit a |
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>>> button on the receiver and a corresponding button on the keyboard and |
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>>> mouse to associate the keyboard/mouse to the wireless receiver. |
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>> I heard that some keys like CTRL and ALT in mac keyboards may be (in |
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>> let's say) interchanged positions. |
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> The keyboard mapping should be easy to change. |
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> I don't think this should be a problem at all. Macs use standard HID |
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> keyboards & mice - I can plug a Dell keyboard into my Mac & it works |
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> just fine. |
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> I seem to recall there is something funny about the control keys |
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> layout if you do that, but it's been a long time since I tried it. I |
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> think the Windows key becomes the Apple key, and the latter is |
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> immediately to the left of the space bar (whereas you'll see for |
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> yourself that the former is one key further left, with the alt key in |
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> between). I don't know if this is the same if you try a Mac keyboard |
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> under Linux, but swapping keys under Linux is well documented. |
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Can this (swapping keys) easily be done outside of X (in console, ie |
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before and without X) ? |
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For example how do I swap left CTRL and ALT in console? |