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Title:
~/.Xmodmap not read on login
Status in “gnome-c
The default login manager in Ubuntu, lightdm, seems to read ~/.Xmodmap
unless the environment variable XKB_IN_USE is set (see /usr/sbin
/lightdm-session).
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Ryan,
Do you use some other login manager but lightdm?
If not, what does the command
env | grep XKB
output?
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Status: Confirmed => Incomplete
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Hi Gunnar. No env var with that name.
I also can't find any information in the log files.
A workaround is trivial but it does seem a bit strange...
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I also have this problem, lightdm is the only login manager in use, and
I don't have XKB set
Ryan Kaskel, what workaround do you use?
I tried to add "xmodmap ~/.Xmodmap" to my ~/.xsessionrc but it doesn't fix
anything (but the rest of the file is sourced correctly)... maybe it's related
to the
Adding
xmodmap ~/.Xmodmap
To startup applications does not seem to work for me.
Running
xmodmap ~/.Xmodmap
in a terminal does.
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What if you try using the absolute path to the file? /home/kev/.Xmodmap
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Title:
~/.Xmodmap not read on login
Status in “lightdm”
Hi,
thanks for that, yes using the absolute path in the startup applications
entry works fine
xmodmap /home/kev/.Xmodmap
Go figure eh?
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Hi,
I have no luck with this workaround. I have tried to add the following entry to
.xinitrc, .xsessionrc and startup applications with no luck:
xmodmap /home/rubak/.Xmodmap
It works as expected when executed from a terminal. Is there some other place I
can try to put this which you know for sur
Just a quick follow-up: I can use the suggested workaround as follows.
1) Create a bash-script in my homedir with the xmodmap command.
2) Add this bash-script to startup applications.
It just didn't work when I put the command directly in startup
applications... Go figure..
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I added "xmodmap /home/ryan/.Xmodmap" to my start up applications.
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Title:
~/.Xmodmap not read on login
Status in “lightdm” pack
yesterday I opened a very similar sounding bug in saucy (13.10):
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xorg/+bug/1243642
(I don't know if the affected project suggested by the apport-bug process is
correct nor if a relation has to be added. help welcome.)
I additionally discovered:
> ... th
I've long abandoned xmodmap. As the Arch wiki states
(https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Xmodmap): "Generally it is not
recommended to use xmodmap, except maybe for the simplest tasks."
Even for simple tasks, there are often easier options available using
XKB. You can browse the data files (e.g.
Hi Ryan,
thanks for your hints. It helped me to find a workaround, without using
~/.Xmodmap. And now I'm able to switch the keyboard layouts using
"gnome-control-center region layouts", too, withour "loosing" the € or
$ key of the acer laptop again.
I found these links very helpful. Perhaps they
I habe also no luck with a automatic start of .Xmodmap, only the manual
way in a console windows succeeded. My version is Ubuntu 13.10.
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Hi,
I have no luck with all these workarounds:
- xmodmap /home/kev/.Xmodmap in startup applications entry
- bash-script with that call in startup applications entry
- bash-script with that call after sleep 30 in startup applications entry
- bash-script in 'pre-satart script' - part in /etc/in
Hi all,
I know this is thread is way old but since I have the same problem I
believe it's worth sharing.
I wasn't able to use the startup command workaround out of the box, and
after some digging the cause is that it runs too early, we need to wait
for some seconds to run.
This is how it worked
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