Damn, would you believe I had typed "ExeCommand emelfm", leaving out a "c"!?
Found xev from a DSL1.1 that I had lying around, and yes it reports the left windows key as keycode 133. So after frustrations with "windows e" not working, I hit "windows b" and up popped beaver. "windows f", up pops firefox. As stated, I'd mis-typed the emelfm command!
Oh, and I used Mod4, not Mod5, and "add Mod4 = Super_L". I use the left windows key, and on the laptop there is only the left windows key. I assume keycode 134, Mod5, and Super_R are for the right key? Either way, it's working fine now, thanks clacker and mikshaw!RoGuE_StreaK, as far as I understand, Mod4 and Mod5 can be set to anything you want them to be set to. The keycode lines set the keycode to a named key, the add lines set a modifier to a named key, and the keysym lines merge two named keys into one named key.
Quote (RoGuE_StreaK @ Jan. 15 2006,15:39)
I take it xev shows keycodes on keypress? I tried to apt-get it, but can't find it anywhere, and it's been ages since I last used apt anyway, so have forgotten how to force a download of all dependancies...
xev is part of the xbase-clients. iirc, installing it with apt with get you a fullblown X.
Probably would be a good candidate for a .dsl
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