How to set up laptop shortcuts?

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How to set up laptop shortcuts?

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07-27-2004, 08:41 AM	#1
kpachopoulos Member Registered: Feb 2004 Location: Athens, Greece Distribution: Gentoo,FreeBSD, Debian Posts: 705 Rep:	How to set up laptop shortcuts? A few days ago i bought my first laptop (Toshiba a40-221 with Windows installed). I found out that i can fix the contrast, sound volume, brightness, etc in Windows with Fn+F6, F7, ... But that doesn't work with my Suse 9.0. How can i fix the contrast,etc in Linux?

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