Hi!
I've (still) some problems with keys/keyboard mapping on trinity, and I do not know where to look at:
xine-ui: <cursour-up> does not work. strange as it is, i can assign a function to <cursor-up> using xine's setup dialog.
terminator: <ctrl>+<y> is translated to the sequence <cursor-up>,<end>.
Both effects do not show when I run fvwm, so the "bad guy" is hidden in trinity. But where? Any suggestions?
Nik
Am Donnerstag 31 März 2011, 16:29:29 schrieb Mag. Dr. Nikolaus Klepp:
Hi!
I've (still) some problems with keys/keyboard mapping on trinity, and I do not know where to look at:
xine-ui: <cursour-up> does not work. strange as it is, i can assign a function to <cursor-up> using xine's setup dialog.
terminator: <ctrl>+<y> is translated to the sequence <cursor-up>,<end>.
Both effects do not show when I run fvwm, so the "bad guy" is hidden in trinity. But where? Any suggestions?
Go to the control center and search for "keyboard". There should be an entry "keyboard shortcuts" (I'm translating back from German to English). You can define keys on a per-program basis, it is somewhere in the control center.
bye
Hi!
Well, that was where I was looking. But "per-program basis" has the meaning of "not global, just program-context", and you cannot define a program (or window class name) to use that particular assignement for. Besiges that, there are no assignments for <ctrl>+<y>. <cursor up> is assigned to "previous list entry" and behaves like that - exect in xine.
Nik
But there is no entry assigned for <ctrl>+<y> Am Dienstag, 5. April 2011 schrieb Volker Wysk:
Am Donnerstag 31 März 2011, 16:29:29 schrieb Mag. Dr. Nikolaus Klepp:
Hi!
I've (still) some problems with keys/keyboard mapping on trinity, and I do not know where to look at:
xine-ui: <cursour-up> does not work. strange as it is, i can assign a function to <cursor-up> using xine's setup dialog.
terminator: <ctrl>+<y> is translated to the sequence <cursor-up>,<end>.
Both effects do not show when I run fvwm, so the "bad guy" is hidden in trinity. But where? Any suggestions?
Go to the control center and search for "keyboard". There should be an entry "keyboard shortcuts" (I'm translating back from German to English). You can define keys on a per-program basis, it is somewhere in the control center.
bye
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Am Dienstag 05 April 2011, 13:50:16 schrieb Mag. Dr. Nikolaus Klepp:
Hi!
Well, that was where I was looking. But "per-program basis" has the meaning of "not global, just program-context", and you cannot define a program (or window class name) to use that particular assignement for. Besiges that, there are no assignments for <ctrl>+<y>. <cursor up> is assigned to "previous list entry" and behaves like that - exect in xine.
It's been a long time since, I found something with key settings on a per program basis. I don't any details any longer.
You'll have to research the control center.
Sorry
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Volker Wysk