Am 2018-02-27 hackte Dominik Vogt in die Tasten: > Does it work if you run xmodmap from a shell when fvwm is running?
Yes > I've had a similar problem: Although xmodmap is called from > .xinitrc, In my case from ~/.xsessionrc > the keyboard layout is reset to the default after that. > The only solution I could find was to run xmodmap with a delay so > that it would run some seconds after fvwm startup. This is the > line from ~/.xinitrc:> > etc. > > Ciao > > Dominik ^_^ ^_^ > > > ( sleep 4; xset s off; setxkbmap -option terminate:ctrl_alt_bksp; > xmodmap ~/.Xmodmap; ) & OK, then I have to try this too... > It's really not an fvwm issue, but it is possible to "disable" > keys everywhere or just for certain windows with bindings. For > example, I've disabled ctrl-q and alt-q in some programs with > > Key (Gnumeric) q TSIFW M Nop > Key (Sea*onkey*) q TSIFW C Nop I will check this too. Thanks in advance -- Michelle Konzack Miila ITSystems @ TDnet GNU/Linux Developer 00372-54541400
