mikshaw
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Posted: Mar. 23 2006,01:39 |
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As far as my experience has been xmodmap works the same in Xvesa as it does in Xfree86, with or without a config file:
xmodmap $HOME/.Xmodmap (or whatever the name of your config file is).
The config file is just a way to do multiple actions without running xmodmap multiple times.
If you have the following lines in ~/.whatever_you_want_to_name_it, you can run it with the command "xmodmap $HOME/.whatever_you_want_to_name_it":
keycode 108 = k
keycode 62 = i
keycode 105 = comma
keycode 74 = 8
Doobit: xmodmap won't work from bootlocal. It's an X program that adjusts your keymap only for the current X session. If you want the commands done automatically they should be in .xinitrc, prior to starting the window manager.
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