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abushcrafter


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PostPosted: Wed 06 Jan 2010, 07:48    Post subject:  
...No there was a post earlier in the thread by some one else.

/ect/X11/xorg.conf
Code:

Section "InputDevice"
   Identifier  "Keyboard0"
   Driver      "kbd"
   Option      "XkbRules" "xorg"
   Option      "XkbModel" "pc102"
   Option      "XkbLayout" "gb" #xkeymap0
   Option       "XkbOptions"   "altwin:menu"
   Option       "XkbOptions"   "altwin:super_win"
EndSection


now the:

Code:

   Option       "XkbOptions"   "altwin:menu"
   Option       "XkbOptions"   "altwin:super_win


Options get lost when you go to another computer where xorg generates a new xorg.confg. So what file do I need to edit to keep those options?
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disciple

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PostPosted: Wed 06 Jan 2010, 08:46    Post subject:  
I haven't had a proper look at how it works, but I suspect you could either add them to this part of /usr/sbin/xorgwizard (in which case they'd have to be properly quoted)
Code:
    if [ "$XSECTION" = "InputDevice" -a "$IDENTIFIER" = "Keyboard0" ] ; then
     TEMPSECTION="$TEMPSECTION
   Option      \"XkbRules\" \"xorg\"
   Option      \"XkbModel\" \"pc102\"
   Option      \"XkbLayout\" \"$XKEYMAP\" #xkeymap0"

Or maybe you could add an InputDevice section to /etc/X11/xorg.conf0
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abushcrafter


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PostPosted: Wed 06 Jan 2010, 09:12    Post subject:  
disciple wrote:
I haven't had a proper look at how it works, but I suspect you could either add them to this part of /usr/sbin/xorgwizard (in which case they'd have to be properly quoted)
Code:
    if [ "$XSECTION" = "InputDevice" -a "$IDENTIFIER" = "Keyboard0" ] ; then
     TEMPSECTION="$TEMPSECTION
   Option      \"XkbRules\" \"xorg\"
   Option      \"XkbModel\" \"pc102\"
   Option      \"XkbLayout\" \"$XKEYMAP\" #xkeymap0"

Or maybe you could add an InputDevice section to /etc/X11/xorg.conf0

Arr so that's what I did wrong. I will try this!
disciple wrote:

Or maybe you could add an InputDevice section to /etc/X11/xorg.conf0


tried that all ready and it failed Sad.
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joel


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PostPosted: Wed 06 Jan 2010, 14:07    Post subject:  
I know it seems simple, but as a work around you could just create a base xorg.conf with the options you want and then copy it over when switching to a different computer.
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PostPosted: Wed 06 Jan 2010, 14:12    Post subject:  
sorry got it working. (there was a lot of yee, yee, yee, yee, yee, yee and Very Happy )

To joel: no that is not practical for me as I switch between a lot of computers!
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PostPosted: Wed 06 Jan 2010, 14:20    Post subject:  
yea if its more than a few it'd be a hassle, how'd you fix it?
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PostPosted: Wed 06 Jan 2010, 14:23    Post subject:  
Look at disciple's post.
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PostPosted: Wed 06 Jan 2010, 19:39    Post subject:  
I have found that I can only have one option enabled at a time . How do I enable both the win and menu keys?
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PostPosted: Thu 07 Jan 2010, 14:16    Post subject:  
This is being a right pain. I can't find any documentation on how I can have the windows and menu keys enabled at the same time! In-fact the Xorg website is awful to browse! Does anyone know how to fix this problem?

Btw how do I set/(does one already exist?) a hotkey for the right click menu?
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PostPosted: Thu 07 Jan 2010, 16:53    Post subject:  
Quote:
Btw how do I set/(does one already exist?) a hotkey for the right click menu?

That's what the menu key is.
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PostPosted: Thu 07 Jan 2010, 17:37    Post subject:  
I know but If I can only have the menu key or the windows keys then I would like the windows keys with a hotkey for the right click menu function, But I prefer to get both working.
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PostPosted: Thu 07 Jan 2010, 17:55    Post subject:  
I think even if your keyboard didn't physically have a menu key you could use xmodmap to use another key for one.
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PostPosted: Thu 07 Jan 2010, 18:06    Post subject:  
Thanks for your opinion. So could you help me with that? I have tried reading up but have not had much success.
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PostPosted: Sun 10 Jan 2010, 03:24    Post subject:  
Say you want to use the Print Scrn key:
- open a terminal
- run
Code:
xev
(Not in many recent puppies - get it at http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?p=244431#244431)
- press the Print Scrn key and see what keycode it says is assigned to that key. For me it is 111.
- put a line in ~/.Xmodmap like this and save the file
Code:
keycode 111 = Menu

- reboot the computer (or probably just restart X, but I'm not certain), or run (IIRC)
Code:
xmodmap ~/.Xmodmap

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PostPosted: Sun 10 Jan 2010, 11:47    Post subject:  
Thanks very muchly. I'm happy Very Happy.

Btw does puppy use the print screen key by default for something?
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