While this works, it's also possible to specify the 'Command' Key itself in the .fvwm2rc. Here is an example:

from .fvwm2rc on OS X:
# movement key-bindings
Key 1           A       2       GotoPage 0 0p
Key 2           A       2       GotoPage 1 0p

from .fvwm2rc on linux:
# movement key-bindings
Key 1           A       M       GotoPage 0 0p
Key 2           A       M       GotoPage 1 0p

So, it turns out that using '2' instead of 'M' will specify 'Command' (I'm not sure if meta gets mapped to or not). Also, you can use a tool called 'xev' to determine which key X thinks is being pressed. Check it out.

-- Erik



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