Hi,
Try xev. It's a program that prints info about X events to the terminal,
including key codes when you press a key.
HTH,
Moshe
* Alastair Scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [020504 13:04]:
> I have a Logitech keyboard with three keys which don't do anything in
> Linux ('WWW', 'Mail' and 'Search'). T
I have a Logitech keyboard with three keys which don't do anything in
Linux ('WWW', 'Mail' and 'Search'). To enable them takes three steps,
it would seem:
1. Find out what keycodes each returns;
2. Tell X that the keycodes exist (man xmodmap got me started);
3. Restart X, restart KDE 3, then