Hotkeys allows you to map extra keys to useful actions, and has a number of presets for special keyboards. I know the iTouch is supported (I use it myself), not sure about others.
you can use the 'xev' program to identify keycodes to make your own hotkeys config file if there isn't one for your keyboard in the presets. Good Luck, Joel. On Friday 14 March 2003 22:41, Susie wrote: > I have a Net Navigator keyboard. I see there is an xmms-itouch plugin > that makes use of my multimedia keys. I don't see anything in > packages.mask or the ebuild to indicate why it's masked. I'm > considering unmasking it(I did such with docker and it works just fine) > but I'm wondering if anyone else has tried it and how well it works. As > well does anyone know of a program or way to map my extra keyboard keys > under linux? So far they are useless when I'm in nix tho I have them > doing specific things in windows. However the scroll wheel on the > keyboard works as if it was the up/down arrows. Thanks. -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
