Hi Bill, Most of the modifications that the patch do are to some gconf keys which you can modify with gconf-editor. Only a few key bindings that can not by done by modifying gconf key are implemented in the individual application by writing c code which means you have to compile it yourself.
I am wondering if you can use xmodmap to map keys like copy to ctrl-c to fix your problem. Regards, Jedy On Oct 25, 2009, at 1:59 AM, Bill Shannon wrote: > Calum Benson wrote: >> On 22 Oct 2009, at 22:41, Bill Shannon wrote: >>> I've searched their forums without luck. I guess I'll actually >>> have to >>> ask. I was hoping that the people who figured out how to make the >>> Sun >>> keyboard work with the Sun version of Gnome would be on this list, >>> and >>> would be able to tell me how they did it. I've certainly seen >>> messages >>> about fixes in this area, discrepancies between x86 and SPARC, etc. >> My recollection is that we basically had to patch applications >> individually, but I could be mistaken there. Cc'ing Erwann, I think >> he did most of this work at the time. > > Did these patches get pushed back upstream in a way that I might be > able > to take advantage of them on Linux, assuming I had sufficiently new > versions > of these applications? > > _______________________________________________ > desktop-discuss mailing list > desktop-discuss at opensolaris.org
