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Package: xlibs
Version: 4.1.0-5
Severity: normal
changing row 159 of /etc/X11/xkb/keycodes/xfree86 to
// alias <AC12> = <BKSL>;
<AC12> = 51;
instead of
alias <AC12> = <BKSL>;
solved the problem.
-- System Information
Debian Release: testing/unstable
Kernel Version: Linux calvin 2.4.9 #2 Qui Ago 30 15:48:59 BRT 2001 i686 unknown
Versions of the packages xlibs depends on:
ii libc6 2.2.4-1 GNU C Library: Shared libraries and Timezone
ii libfreetype6 2.0.2.20010514 FreeType 2 font engine, shared library files
ii xfree86-common 4.1.0-5 X Window System (XFree86) infrastructure
ii xlibs 4.1.0-5 X Window System client libraries
--- Begin /etc/X11/xkb/keycodes/xfree86 (modified conffile)
// $Xorg: xfree86,v 1.3 2000/08/17 19:54:37 cpqbld Exp $
// $XFree86: xc/programs/xkbcomp/keycodes/xfree86,v 3.15 2001/01/17 23:45:51
dawes Exp $
// "standard" XFree86 codes
// It seems that the "default" must be the first entry in the file.
default xkb_keycodes "xfree86" {
include "xfree86(basic)"
<BKSL> = 51;
<LSGT> = 94;
};
xkb_keycodes "basic" {
minimum= 8;
maximum= 255;
<TLDE> = 49;
<AE01> = 10;
<AE02> = 11;
<AE03> = 12;
<AE04> = 13;
<AE05> = 14;
<AE06> = 15;
<AE07> = 16;
<AE08> = 17;
<AE09> = 18;
<AE10> = 19;
<AE11> = 20;
<AE12> = 21;
<BKSP> = 22;
<TAB> = 23;
<AD01> = 24;
<AD02> = 25;
<AD03> = 26;
<AD04> = 27;
<AD05> = 28;
<AD06> = 29;
<AD07> = 30;
<AD08> = 31;
<AD09> = 32;
<AD10> = 33;
<AD11> = 34;
<AD12> = 35;
<RTRN> = 36;
<CAPS> = 66;
<AC01> = 38;
<AC02> = 39;
<AC03> = 40;
<AC04> = 41;
<AC05> = 42;
<AC06> = 43;
<AC07> = 44;
<AC08> = 45;
<AC09> = 46;
<AC10> = 47;
<AC11> = 48;
<LFSH> = 50;
<AB01> = 52;
<AB02> = 53;
<AB03> = 54;
<AB04> = 55;
<AB05> = 56;
<AB06> = 57;
<AB07> = 58;
<AB08> = 59;
<AB09> = 60;
<AB10> = 61;
<RTSH> = 62;
<LALT> = 64;
<LCTL> = 37;
<SPCE> = 65;
<RCTL> = 109;
<RALT> = 113;
// Microsoft keyboard extra keys
<LWIN> = 115;
<RWIN> = 116;
<MENU> = 117;
<ESC> = 9;
<FK01> = 67;
<FK02> = 68;
<FK03> = 69;
<FK04> = 70;
<FK05> = 71;
<FK06> = 72;
<FK07> = 73;
<FK08> = 74;
<FK09> = 75;
<FK10> = 76;
<FK11> = 95;
<FK12> = 96;
<PRSC> = 111;
<SYRQ> = 92;
<SCLK> = 78;
<PAUS> = 110;
<BRK> = 114;
<INS> = 106;
<HOME> = 97;
<PGUP> = 99;
<DELE> = 107;
<END> = 103;
<PGDN> = 105;
<UP> = 98;
<LEFT> = 100;
<DOWN> = 104;
<RGHT> = 102;
<NMLK> = 77;
<KPDV> = 112;
<KPMU> = 63;
<KPSU> = 82;
<KP7> = 79;
<KP8> = 80;
<KP9> = 81;
<KPAD> = 86;
<KP4> = 83;
<KP5> = 84;
<KP6> = 85;
<KP1> = 87;
<KP2> = 88;
<KP3> = 89;
<KPEN> = 108;
<KP0> = 90;
<KPDL> = 91;
<FK13> = 118;
<FK14> = 119;
<FK15> = 120;
<FK16> = 121;
<FK17> = 122;
<KPDC> = 123;
// Keys that are generated on Japanese keyboards
alias <HZTG> = <TLDE>; // Hankaku_Zenkaku toggle
alias <HKTG> = <FK15>; // Hiragana_Katakana toggle
alias <AB11> = <KPDC>; // backslash/underscore
<XFER> = 129; // Henkan
<NFER> = 131; // Muhenkan
<AE13> = 133; // Yen
// Keys that are generated on Japanese and Brazillian keyboards
// alias <AC12> = <BKSL>;
<AC12> = 51;
// Extended keys that may be generated on "Internet" keyboards.
// These are not standardised, hence the meaningless names.
// The entries commented out are never generated because the raw codes
// in those positions are already used for well-defined keys.
alias <XFER> = <I01>;
<I02> = 130;
alias <NFER> = <I03>;
<I04> = 132;
alias <AE13> = <I05>;
<I06> = 134;
<I07> = 135;
<I08> = 136;
<I09> = 137;
<I0A> = 138;
<I0B> = 139;
<I0C> = 140;
<I0D> = 141;
<I0E> = 142;
<I0F> = 143;
<I10> = 144;
<I11> = 145;
<I12> = 146;
<I13> = 147;
<I14> = 148;
<I15> = 149;
<I16> = 150;
<I17> = 151;
<I18> = 152;
<I19> = 153;
<I1A> = 154;
<I1B> = 155;
// <I1C> = 156;
// <I1D> = 157;
<I1E> = 158;
<I1F> = 159;
<I20> = 160;
<I21> = 161;
<I22> = 162;
<I23> = 163;
<I24> = 164;
<I25> = 165;
<I26> = 166;
<I27> = 167;
<I28> = 168;
<I29> = 169;
// <I2A> = 170;
<I2B> = 171;
<I2C> = 172;
<I2D> = 173;
<I2E> = 174;
<I2F> = 175;
<I30> = 176;
<I31> = 177;
<I32> = 178;
<I33> = 179;
<I34> = 180;
// <I35> = 181;
// <I36> = 182;
// <I37> = 183;
// <I38> = 184;
<I39> = 185;
<I3A> = 186;
<I3B> = 187;
<I3C> = 188;
// <I3D> = 189;
// <I3E> = 190;
// <I3F> = 191;
// <I40> = 192;
// <I41> = 193;
<I42> = 194;
<I43> = 195;
<I44> = 196;
<I45> = 197;
// <I46> = 198;
// <I47> = 199;
// <I48> = 200;
// <I49> = 201;
<I4A> = 202;
// <I4B> = 203;
// <I4C> = 204;
// <I4D> = 205;
// <I4E> = 206;
// <I4F> = 207;
// <I50> = 208;
// <I51> = 209;
// <I52> = 210;
// <I53> = 211;
<I54> = 212;
<I55> = 213;
<I56> = 214;
<I57> = 215;
<I58> = 216;
<I59> = 217;
<I5A> = 218;
// <I5B> = 219;
// <I5C> = 220;
// <I5D> = 221;
<I5E> = 222;
<I5F> = 223;
<I60> = 224;
<I61> = 225;
<I62> = 226;
<I63> = 227;
<I64> = 228;
<I65> = 229;
<I66> = 230;
<I67> = 231;
<I68> = 232;
<I69> = 233;
<I6A> = 234;
<I6B> = 235;
<I6C> = 236;
<I6D> = 237;
<I6E> = 238;
<I6F> = 239;
<I70> = 240;
<I71> = 241;
<I72> = 242;
<I73> = 243;
<I74> = 244;
<I75> = 245;
<I76> = 246;
<I77> = 247;
<I78> = 248;
<I79> = 249;
<I7A> = 250;
<I7B> = 251;
<I7C> = 252;
<I7D> = 253;
<I7E> = 254;
<I7F> = 255;
// Other codes never generated. The XFree86 ddx never generates
// these codes.
// <U5D> = 93;
// <U7C> = 124;
// <U7D> = 125;
// <U7E> = 126;
// <U7F> = 127;
// <U80> = 128;
indicator 1 = "Caps Lock";
indicator 2 = "Num Lock";
indicator 3 = "Scroll Lock";
alias <ALGR> = <RALT>;
};
// What keyboard is this?
xkb_keycodes "102" {
include "xfree86(xfree86)"
// There will be warnings from xkbcomp because of multiple definitions.
<RALT> = 122;
<RCTL> = 123;
<PRSC> = 121;
<PAUS> = 118;
<INS> = 131;
<HOME> = 135;
<PGUP> = 119;
<DELE> = 129;
<END> = 130;
<PGDN> = 134;
<UP> = 128;
<LEFT> = 132;
<DOWN> = 120;
<RGHT> = 133;
<KPDV> = 125;
<KPEN> = 124;
};
// For japanese 106 keyboard. by tsuka([EMAIL PROTECTED])
//
// All of the keycodes here are now in the basic "xfree86" set.
//
xkb_keycodes "jp106" {
include "xfree86(xfree86)"
};
// For brazilian ABNT2 keyboard. by Ricardo Y. Igarashi([EMAIL PROTECTED])
xkb_keycodes "abnt2" {
include "xfree86(basic)"
<BKSL> = 94;
};
--- End /etc/X11/xkb/keycodes/xfree86
--- Begin /etc/X11/xkb/rules/xfree86 (modified conffile)
// $Xorg: xfree86,v 1.3 2000/08/17 19:54:42 cpqbld Exp $
//
// Rules for resolving XKB components for use with XFree86
// Copyright 1996 by Joseph Moss
//
// $XFree86: xc/programs/xkbcomp/rules/xfree86,v 3.32 2001/04/04 02:00:30
dawes Exp $
//
! model = keycodes geometry
microsoft = xfree86 microsoft(natural)
dell101 = xfree86 dell(dell101)
flexpro = xfree86 keytronic(FlexPro)
omnikey101 = xfree86 northgate(omnikey101)
pc101 = xfree86 pc(pc101)
pc102 = xfree86 pc(pc102)
pc104 = xfree86 pc(pc104)
pc105 = xfree86 pc(pc105)
jp106 = xfree86 pc(jp106)
everex = xfree86 everex(STEPnote)
winbook = xfree86 winbook(XP5)
pc98 = xfree98(pc98) nec(pc98)
abnt2 = xfree86(abnt2) pc(abnt2)
hp = xfree86 pc(pc104)
itouch = xfree86 pc(pc104)
logicordless = xfree86 pc(pc104)
logiinternet = xfree86 pc(pc104)
compaq = xfree86 pc(pc104)
microsoftpro = xfree86 microsoft(natural)
geniuscomfy = xfree86 pc(pc104)
btc9000 = xfree86 pc(pc104)
rapidaccess = xfree86 pc(pc104)
rapidaccess2 = xfree86 pc(pc104)
chicony = xfree86 pc(pc104)
macintosh = xfree86 macintosh(macintosh)
macintosh_old = macintosh macintosh(macintosh)
powerpcps2 = powerpcps2 pc(pc104)
//! model layout = symbols
// microsoft us = us(pc104)
// microsoft en_US = en_US(pc104)
// microsoft * = en_US(pc104)+%l%(v)
// pc104 us = us(pc104)
// pc104 en_US = en_US(pc104)
// pc104 * = en_US(pc104)+%l%(v)
// * us = us(pc101)
// * en_US = en_US(pc102)
// * * = en_US(pc102)+%l%(v)
// * jp = jp
! model variant = symbols
pc102 nodeadkeys = en_US(pc102%_v)+%l%(v)
pc104 nodeadkeys = en_US(pc104%_v)+%l%(v)
pc105 nodeadkeys = en_US(pc105%_v)+%l%(v)
microsoft nodeadkeys = en_US(pc104%_v)+%l%(v)
macintosh nodeadkeys = macintosh/us(extended)+macintosh/%l%(v)
powerpcps2 nodeadkeys = en_US(pc104%_v)+%l%(v)
* nodeadkeys = en_US(pc101%_v)+%l%(v)
! model layout = symbols
pc102 us = us(pc102)
pc102 en_US = en_US(pc102)
pc102 intl = us(pc102compose)
pc102 * = en_US(pc102)+%l%(v)
pc104 us = us(pc104)
pc104 en_US = en_US(pc104)
pc104 intl = us(pc104compose)
pc104 * = en_US(pc104)+%l%(v)
pc105 us = us(pc105)
pc105 en_US = en_US(pc105)
pc105 intl = us(pc105compose)
pc105 * = en_US(pc105)+%l%(v)
microsoft us = us(pc104)
microsoft en_US = en_US(pc104)
microsoft intl = us(pc104compose)
microsoft * = en_US(pc104)+%l%(v)
pc104 us = us(pc104)
pc104 en_US = en_US(pc104)
pc104 * = en_US(pc104)+%l%(v)
pc105 us = us(pc105)
pc105 en_US = en_US(pc105)
pc105 * = en_US(pc105)+%l%(v)
pc101 us_intl = us(pc101)+us_intl
pc98 nec/jp = nec/jp(pc98)
abnt2 br = us(pc101)+br
hp us = us(pc104)+inet(hp)
hp en_US = en_US(pc104)+inet(hp)
hp * = en_US(pc104)+inet(hp)+%l%(v)
compaq us = us(pc104)+inet(compaq)
compaq en_US = en_US(pc104)+inet(compaq)
compaq * = en_US(pc104)+inet(compaq)+%l%(v)
itouch us = us(pc104)+inet(itouch)
itouch en_US = en_US(pc104)+inet(itouch)
itouch * = en_US(pc104)+inet(itouch)+%l%(v)
logicordless us = us(pc104)+inet(logicordless)
logicordless en_US = en_US(pc104)+inet(logicordless)
logicordless * = en_US(pc104)+inet(logicordless)+%l%(v)
logiinternet us = us(pc104)+inet(logiinternet)
logiinternet en_US = en_US(pc104)+inet(logiinternet)
logiinternet * = en_US(pc104)+inet(logiinternet)+%l%(v)
microsoftpro us = us(pc104)+inet(microsoftpro)
microsoftpro en_US = en_US(pc104)+inet(microsoftpro)
microsoftpro * = en_US(pc104)+inet(microsoftpro)+%l%(v)
geniuscomfy us = us(pc104)+inet(geniuscomfy)
geniuscomfy en_US = en_US(pc104)+inet(geniuscomfy)
geniuscomfy * = en_US(pc104)+inet(geniuscomfy)+%l%(v)
btc9000 us = us(pc104)+inet(btc9000)
btc9000 en_US = en_US(pc104)+inet(btc9000)
btc9000 * = en_US(pc104)+inet(btc9000)+%l%(v)
rapidaccess us = us(pc104)+inet(rapidaccess)
rapidaccess en_US = en_US(pc104)+inet(rapidaccess)
rapidaccess * = en_US(pc104)+inet(rapidaccess)+%l%(v)
rapidaccess2 us = us(pc104)+inet(rapidaccess2)
rapidaccess2 en_US = en_US(pc104)+inet(rapidaccess2)
rapidaccess2 * = en_US(pc104)+inet(rapidaccess2)+%l%(v)
chicony us = us(pc104)+inet(chicony)
chicony en_US = en_US(pc104)+inet(chicony)
chicony * = en_US(pc104)+inet(chicony)+%l%(v)
macintosh us = macintosh/us(extended)
macintosh en_US = macintosh/us(extended)
macintosh * = macintosh/us(extended)+macintosh/%l%(v)
macintosh_old us = macintosh/us(extended)
macintosh_old en_US = macintosh/us(extended)
macintosh_old * = macintosh/us(extended)+macintosh/%l%(v)
powerpcps2 us = us(pc104)
powerpcps2 en_US = en_US(pc104)
powerpcps2 * = en_US(pc104)+%l%(v)
* us = us(pc101)
* en_US = en_US(pc101)
* intl = us(pc101compose)
* * = en_US(pc101)+%l%(v)
* jp = jp
! model layout = compat types
pc98 nec/jp = pc98(basic) complete
* * = complete complete
! option = symbols
grp:switch = +group(switch)
grp:toggle = +group(toggle)
grp:shift_toggle = +group(shift_toggle)
grp:ctrl_shift_toggle = +group(ctrl_shift_toggle)
grp:caps_toggle = +group(caps_toggle)
grp:ctrl_alt_toggle = +group(ctrl_alt_toggle)
grp:alt_shift_toggle = +group(alt_shift_toggle)
grp:menu_toggle = +group(menu_toggle)
ctrl:nocaps = +ctrl(nocaps)
ctrl:swapcaps = +ctrl(swapcaps)
ctrl:ctrl_ac = +ctrl(ctrl_ac)
ctrl:ctrl_aa = +ctrl(ctrl_aa)
! option = compat
grp_led:num = +leds(num)
grp_led:caps = +leds(caps)
grp_led:scroll = +leds(scroll)
--- End /etc/X11/xkb/rules/xfree86
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Subject: Re: Bug#272180: xlibs: abnt2 brazilian keyboard map definition with
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You wrote:
> Package: xlibs
> Version: 4.1.0-5
> Severity: normal
>
> changing row 159 of /etc/X11/xkb/keycodes/xfree86 to
>
> // alias <AC12> = <BKSL>;
> <AC12> = 51;
>
> instead of
>
> alias <AC12> = <BKSL>;
>
> solved the problem.
This would break other layouts, you have to set your model to 'abnt2'
instead and add this key definition in the abnt2 section.
This key definition has been added in 4.2.0, so I am closing this bug
now, thanks for your report.
Denis
