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podianu 01-23-2012 05:16 AM

Console-keybd shortcuts not working_deb squeeze
 
Ctl button's erratic behaviour

I am using Squeeze, recently the Ctl+Alt+F1-F9 buttons stopped responding in the GUI, gdm. Later I noticed the Ctl+l, Ctl+a buttons do not work in the console! Same difficulty noticed in Vim(Ctl+R); however Ctl+Alt+F1 etc works in console mode!
Managed to get the Ctl button reassigned to the 'Caps' lock in gdm using the Preferences menu; however still no luck in the console:
Following console shortcuts don't work
(a) Ctl+a
(b) Ctl+b
(c) Ctl+l
(d) Ctl+c
(e) Ctl+z
However Ctl+Alt+F1-F9 do work.
Reconfigured keyboard but still no luck(sudo dpkg-reconfigure ke....).
Any ideas!!!
bind -p indicates above shortcuts.
Thanks
podianu

PS. And I thought only I behaved erratically

bigrigdriver 01-24-2012 02:18 PM

Main menu -> Settings -> System settings -> Keyboard and mouse -> Standard keyboard shortcuts.

Scroll through the list of standard shortcuts to find the action you want to define.

Right click the action: a dialog box will appear listing Default and Custom shortcut keys. Select the Custom radio button. Click the button labeled None (to input your desired shortcut keys).

podianu 01-26-2012 12:31 AM

Hi bigrigdriver,
Your reply pertains to keyboard shortcut in the GUI, my query pertains to the 'Ctl' button not working in the GUI and console; offers only partial functionality. Tried various options to no avail, presently re-set the Caps lock to Ctl in the GUI. Does not work in the console mode.
Regards
podianu


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