Thanks for all the help. I've put it in the too hard box for the moment,
but will come back to it later...
Bill
Dave Howorth wrote:
Bill Farmer wrote:
I don't think it can be done without changing the window manager default
key mapping, which apply to all apps. I can't find anything in the
window and session manager functions part of the xlib documentation that
says anything about key mapping. I've also tested a simple as possible X
application with no Gtk in it at all, and it behaves just the same. So
my problem has nothing to do with Gtk. But I didn't know that when I
asked the question...
I think you're right. I think it's a general X question about how X
clients (a.k.a. applications) interact with the specific class of X
clients called window managers. I should have said that :)
So you may get a better answer on some X / W window manager list, but
the people on this list tend to be fairly knowledgeable so I was just
hoping I might prod somebody into remembering something.
My point (3) does hint there may be something in some API a normal X
client can use to change the window manager's key bindings. It might be
worth reading rdesktop's source.
Cheers, Dave
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