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> I want to talk about how your F keys goes to 24. Forget about the bug. 😲
You don't need keyboard that has F* keys to go to 24. Keyboard doesn't really
know what key i
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> I want to talk about how your F keys goes to 24. Forget about the bug. 😲
in my case I can just rebind the keys in software, so added fn+Fkeys to f13-24.
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--- Comment #14 from fanzhuyi...@gmail.com ---
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> I believe the issue that I'm having is related to this one, where I have a
> key on my keyboard that has a picture of a calculator on it. I believe it
> was sending ke
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> I believe the issue that I'm having is related to this one, where I have a
> key on my keyboard that has a picture of a calculator on it. I believe it
> was sending keycode 148 = XF86
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--- Comment #16 from fanzhuyi...@gmail.com ---
(In reply to qlum from comment #15)
> (In reply to Dashon from comment #13)
> > I believe the issue that I'm having is related to this one, where I have a
> > key on my keyboard that has a picture of a calcu
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> (In reply to Dashon from comment #13)
> > I believe the issue that I'm having is related to this one, where I have a
> > key on my keyboard that has a picture of a calculator on it. I
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Can conf
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--- Comment #4 from gudvinr+...@gmail.com ---
I don't see F24 here, however I don't see F13-F23 either but I can map those to
shortcuts anyway.
Those keycodes could be defined as XF86Whatever but I am not sure about that.
$ xmodmap -pke
keycode 8 =
ke
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But that doesn't explain F24 not working on Wayland then
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If that would be the only issue Wayland has, I could swallow it and redefine
QMK configuration. It's not urgent by any means.
That's actually what I did when I first had this issue on X11 so it didn't
really
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(In reply to fanzhuyifan from comment #5)
> I think those gets mapped to XF86 keys. So I think that F19 also wouldn't
> work for you, because its keycode is unmapped.
Indeed. With remapping it begins to work
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--- Comment #19 from fanzhuyi...@gmail.com ---
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> So the issue here is that XKB doesn't map the keycode to any keysym?
That is controlled by the user configurable keymap. When a keycode is unmapped,
currently
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> That is controlled by the user configurable keymap. When a keycode is
> unmapped, currently we cannot handle it in shortcuts.
Is that any different on Wayland? I
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> (In reply to fanzhuyifan from comment #19)
> > That is controlled by the user configurable keymap. When a keycode is
> > unmapped, currently we cannot handle it i
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