Shift+keypad keys...
Hello everybody. Sorry for asking a question which has surely been already discussed, but I couldn't find it (I can't think out good search terms for it).
What I need to do is: make Shift+keypad keys (eg. keypad7=Home key) work like they do under Windows. That is Shift+numpad7 should act like Shift+Home, and not just like numpad7 with NumLock on (ie. typing '7'). This would improve my effeciency greatly. IIRC, when I was completely new to Linux (several month ago), I found with google some mailing list message discussing this issue. They said it would involve recompiling XFree86 (again, if I recall it correctly), but I couldn't find any specific instructions, or anything on what exactly I should do. So any links or instructions are welcome. Thank you in advance. (sorry for my English, hope you'll understand what I mean :) ) :study: |
This is what your looking for:
http://sct.emu.edu.tr/book/Red_Hat_L...shed/rhl22.htm You don't need to recompile, you can edit. CloudBuilder |
Thank you very much CloudBuilder for the solution, and for pointing out to that book. The link you posted didn't work for me though, but I guess it's the same as http://docs.rinet.ru/RedHatu/rhl22.htm#E66E22?
Thanks again :) |
However there's no explicit instructions on that page how to do this, so I searched more and found this:
http://bugs.xfree86.org/show_bug.cgi?id=558 where they say to apply this patch: Code:
--- etc/X11/xkb/types/basic.org 2003-06-15 03:52:16.000000000 +1000 |
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