Nope. Unfortunately not. The output of setxkbmap es -print is:
xkb_keymap {
xkb_keycodes{ include "xfree86+aliases(qwerty)" };
xkb_types { include "complete" };
xkb_compat { include "complete" };
xkb_symbols { include "pc/pc(102)+pc/es" };
On Thu, 13 Nov 2003, Hans Dekker wrote:
> Looks interesting to do 'X tricks'.
>
> REMARKABLE OBSERVATION:
> It looks like the AltGr key is mapped well to the keyboard. Shift-key
> combinations work well for a Spanish keyboard.
>
> IMPORTANT:
> The command "xmodmap -pk" shows that there is NO th
Looks interesting to do 'X tricks'.
REMARKABLE OBSERVATION:
It looks like the AltGr key is mapped well to the keyboard. Shift-key
combinations work well for a Spanish keyboard.
IMPORTANT:
The command "xmodmap -pk" shows that there is NO third definition -so no
definition for usage of AltGr key-
On Thu, 13 Nov 2003, Franz Roters wrote:
> Sorry I am no expert at all in these things, but if you could give a
> step by step instruction how to do this. I would be glad to help.
Start xwin
login to CDE
start a CDE xterm
$ xhost +
start cygwin bash
$ DISPLAY=localhost:0.0 xev
A white windo
> Just a wild guess:
>
> CDE uses an older X11 Release where ISO_Level3_Shift was still called
> Mode_switch. I guess CDE changes the modmap and sets AltGr to a symbol
> which is not recognized as Level3-Shift by the xserver.
>
Maybe this gets us closer to the point:
Exceed uses a file calle
On Wed, 12 Nov 2003, Hans Dekker wrote:
> It is true what Franz says: applying another X-Window System Package
> maps the right keyboard (Spanish in my case).
>
> So, by logical thinking you may say that Xfree86 somehow gives a
> keyboard mapping to CDE that is different from what it should be.
It is true what Franz says: applying another X-Window System Package
maps the right keyboard (Spanish in my case).
So, by logical thinking you may say that Xfree86 somehow gives a
keyboard mapping to CDE that is different from what it should be.
Unfortunately my time right now is restricted on
Hi all,
I encounter the same problem.
However, the Alt-Gr key works when I am using Exceed to log in.
Therefore I do not belief its a problem with the HP machine.
The Alt-Gr key also works in the cygwin bash for me.
Regards
Franz
> Hi,
>
> Using startxwin.bat and xev, gives me the following:
Hi,
Using startxwin.bat and xev, gives me the following:
KeyPress event, serial 22, synthetic NO, window 0x81,
root 0x3a, subw 0x0, time 25294468, (167,-13), root:(627,587),
state 0x10, keycode 113 (keysym 0xfe03, ISO_Level3_Shift),
same_screen YES,
XLookupString gives 0 characte
On Thu, 6 Nov 2003, Hans Dekker wrote:
> Hi Takuma,
>
> I tried Xterm and there is works OK. As I read the documentation on the
> usage of xdmcp to start a CDE environment, changing the XF86Config
> should be working, however I didn't find how to do it in the case of a
> Spanish keyboard.
>
>
Hi Takuma,
I tried Xterm and there is works OK. As I read the documentation on the
usage of xdmcp to start a CDE environment, changing the XF86Config
should be working, however I didn't find how to do it in the case of a
Spanish keyboard.
What is the auto detection option you are talking about
Hans,
> I saw there is a big improvement since the latest version. Only I don't
> get the AltGr key working well. It is unclear to me whether it is XFree,
> CDE, or X-Windows
Unfortunately I don't know how the AltGr key should work
since the key does not exist in Japanese keyboards.
To che
Thank you Takuma,
I saw there is a big improvement since the latest version. Only I don't
get the AltGr key working well. It is unclear to me whether it is XFree,
CDE, or X-Windows
regards, Hans.
Takuma Murakami escribió:
Hans,
The latest XWin includes the keyboard auto-detection.
Without
Hans,
The latest XWin includes the keyboard auto-detection.
Without any XF86Config files or xmodmap mappings
it loads a default es layout for you.
It may be good to disable CDE (and any other) keyboard
setting and let XWin do the work entirely.
Takuma Murakami ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
Hi Harold and others,
I installed the new version of the Xserver and I got some closer but not
as close as I´d like.
Using Xserv 4.3.0-21 and defining the keyboard as Spanish in XF86Config
gave me the following:
- Shift key combinations work as supposed on a Spanish keyboard.
- AltGr key combi
Hans,
Hans Dekker wrote:
Hi all,
Having downloaded the latest version of XFree86, I encounter a
problem using altGR on a Spanish keyboard.
I searched and I searched and saw many articles of people with the same
question from Denmark, Norway, Germany, UK and other countries, and
fixes with Xmod
Hi all,
Having downloaded the latest version of XFree86, I encounter a
problem using altGR on a Spanish keyboard.
I searched and I searched and saw many articles of people with the same
question from Denmark, Norway, Germany, UK and other countries, and
fixes with Xmodmaps, xkeycaps, XF86Config,
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