Xin Wang wrote: > 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.
The trick is that I want both the standard key bindings to work *and* I want the left keypad to work. I can't figure out how to map two different bindings to the same function. If I use gconf-editor to look at the key bindings for gnome-terminal on OpenSolaris, they look the same as they do on Ubuntu. I'm not sure how the left keypad is mapped to the "Copy" function in gnome-terminal on OpenSolaris. > I am wondering if you can use xmodmap to map keys like copy to ctrl-c to > fix your problem. That doesn't work because it needs to be ctrl-c most everywhere but ctrl-shift-c in gnome-terminal.
