First, thanks everybody for seeing me through the boot crisis. It does seem to have been the bios settings. Boots reliably now. As to the unattended shutdown, still don't know. It hasn't happened since. We'll see.
Second, I've been fiddling with keyboards -- almost got a *new* Model F, but got and am happy with the improved Unicomp Mini Model F. (Details here for anyone who is interested: https://ofb.biz/safari/article/1272.html ) It has Windows keys -- the nice people at Unicomp are sending me blank replacements.
I thought that TDE had a native keyboard remapper. I see that Grome does, in their little trick utilities package. There's also something called "Input Remapper." But I'd just as soon remain consistent if possible. The KControl keyboard setting seems to offer only whether the numlock is on.
So, is there a TDE keyboard mapping utility? If not, anyone have any experience with something else? (Not counting the commandline. I like it, but not in this case.)
Thanks!
Anno domini 2024 Thu, 19 Dec 21:31:56 +0000 dep via tde-users scripsit:
First, thanks everybody for seeing me through the boot crisis. It does seem to have been the bios settings. Boots reliably now. As to the unattended shutdown, still don't know. It hasn't happened since. We'll see.
Second, I've been fiddling with keyboards -- almost got a *new* Model F, but got and am happy with the improved Unicomp Mini Model F. (Details here for anyone who is interested: https://ofb.biz/safari/article/1272.html ) It has Windows keys -- the nice people at Unicomp are sending me blank replacements.
I thought that TDE had a native keyboard remapper. I see that Grome does, in their little trick utilities package. There's also something called "Input Remapper." But I'd just as soon remain consistent if possible. The KControl keyboard setting seems to offer only whether the numlock is on.
So, is there a TDE keyboard mapping utility? If not, anyone have any experience with something else? (Not counting the commandline. I like it, but not in this case.)
From my .xinitrc (yes, it has a lot of stuff in it):
# Capslock --> HYPER_L # pause | capslock --> λ # xmodmap -pke ( sleep 20 setxkbmap -option caps:none xmodmap -pm | tr -d ',' | sed 's#[(][^()]*[)]##g'|\ awk '/mod[2345]/ {if (NF>=2) { for (i=2; i<=NF; i++) { print "remove " $1 " = " $(i)}}}' |\ xmodmap - xmodmap - << XXX keycode 66 = Greek_lambda keycode 127 = Greek_lambda keycode 133 = Hyper_L XXX ) &
Nik
Thanks!
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