> xkbset
> http://www.math.missouri.edu/~stephen/software/
That is absolutely perfect! Thank you!
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> I am not sure but xset has a [r rate delay [rate]], would that be any help ?
I believe that's for the autorepeat rate, so the rate/delay tells X
that once the key is held down for ms, it should start firing
that key at events/s (my units might be wrong though). That's
sort of the inverse of t
> In GNOME, it's in the Keyboard Accessibility preferences panel.
> Other desktops with accessibility support should have something similar.
Hm, so no ideas for a lower-level X11 way of doing it? I suppose I
could try installing the gnome prefs and see if that works under
xmonad. It's certainly
s the XkbSetBoundKeysDelay function. Does
anybody know where this function would usually be declared, or even
better, know of an X utility that would allow me to play with that
function without writing my own tiny utility?
On Sun, Mar 25, 2012 at 9:23 PM, tsuraan wrote:
> I have a keyboar
I have a keyboard with a slightly broken "j" key; sometimes, a single
press will result in a bunch of "j" characters all being sent at
nearly the same time. Is there something I can do with my X
configuration so that all events for the same key appearing in the
same quarter second will be condense
