Hello again, I would like to assign my modMask to the windows key on my keyboard. Using the xorg tool 'xev' I discovered that the keycode of my windows key is 115. However, setting modMask = 115 in Config.hs doesn't work. Do I have to use a key symbol from Graphics.X11.Types for that? If so, which one? Thanks, Bas van Dijk
v.dijk.bas:
Hello again,
I would like to assign my modMask to the windows key on my keyboard.
Using the xorg tool 'xev' I discovered that the keycode of my windows key is 115. However, setting modMask = 115 in Config.hs doesn't work.
Do I have to use a key symbol from Graphics.X11.Types for that? If so, which one?
Spencer, Jason? Possibly you could use xmodmask to remap the windows key to be mod-something? -- Don
I've found it. My windows key is just mod4Mask. (Sorry for the noise) Bas van Dijk
On Fri, 13 Apr 2007 13:25:23 +0200
"Bas van Dijk"
Hello again,
I would like to assign my modMask to the windows key on my keyboard.
Using the xorg tool 'xev' I discovered that the keycode of my windows key is 115. However, setting modMask = 115 in Config.hs doesn't work.
Do I have to use a key symbol from Graphics.X11.Types for that? If so, which one?
You should look at the 'state' mask that xev reports rather than the keycode (you should also turn off num/scroll/caps lock, because these are also reported in state). Cheers, Spencer Janssen
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