[CS-FSLUG] Keymapping
David M.
david at davidcentral.net
Tue Dec 28 11:40:28 CST 2004
Does anyone know any good tutorials on mapping multimedia keys on a multimedia
keyboard?
I used KHotKeys for the most part of it, but I still have 4 keys that I can´t
get working.
I need to know the signals ¨my documents¨, ¨my pictures¨ and ¨my music¨ and
¨messenger¨ are sending.
Also, I´ve been trying to map 2 of my keys that work ok, but I don´t know the
command to execute to:
1. Log out of kde, and 2. put the computer in ¨sleep¨ mode (which I would like
this key to actually lock the screen instead of putting the computer into
sleep mode.)
I downloaded and tried linEAK, but it is just like KHotKeys so there´s no
point in that.
Also, when I was running MDK 10.0, I found this tutorial on the net that
showed me how to map these keys and put the map that was created into /etc
and it worked great, then I found KHotKeys and started using it, but I didn´t
realize that KHotKeys was working in conjuction with my hacked up version
in /etc, so when I did a fresh install of MDK 10.1 I didn´t think of saving
anything and now I can´t find that website that explained how to create the
file again and put it in /etc.
Any advice would be appreciated. I have a Microsoft Natual Multimedia Keyboard
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David M.
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