Configuring the Keyboard ?
Lance F. Squire
lance-5ZoueyuiTZhBDgjK7y7TUQ at public.gmane.org
Fri Dec 10 16:48:15 UTC 2004
Lennart Sorensen wrote:
>
> So set your system to enable numlock by default when you boot/login, and
> map the number lock keyt to do something else or nothing. Feel free.
> It's not that hard to do.
>
The BIOS is set as such, and I did set X to do it a couple times.
Unfortunatly, everytime I upgrade it's gone again, and I can never
remember how it was done.
There's nothing in the giu to do it.
'Preferences'->'Keyboard' and 'Preferences'->'Keyboard Shortcuts'
offer no help.
>I use the Windows keys as meta (so I can use alt for other things) and
>as left and right amiga keys in UAE. Menu key makes a great compose
>key.
Didn't know about UAE. Thanks for the Heads up!
>alt+SysRq allows chaging LOG levels and force sync and various things
> >in Linux.
Please elaborate...
>puase was great for pausing the screen in dos.
I presume you are refering to terminal mode rather than anything in X?
>break is very useful on serial consoles on real servers.
??? as apposed to Linux servers??? I don't understand...
Lance
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