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X KeyBoard extension, or XKB, defines the way keyboards codes are handled in X, and provides access to internal translation tables.

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Currently my keyboard layout is: I added: ➜ ~ cat /usr/share/X11/xkb/symbols/cust partial alphanumeric_keys xkb_symbols "cust" { include "us(euro)" name[Group1]= "...
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In /etc/default/keyboard, I have XKBOPTIONS="ctrl:nocaps" set. Sometimes, I decide that I need my caps lock. In other words, I want to run something in my terminal to undo this setting. I've ...
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I'm using the following xkbset command to enable sticky keys: xkbset sticky -twokey -latchlock xkbset exp "=sticky" This works for the running session but I have to re-execute the commands ...
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On my Lenovo Thinkpad Home, End, Insert and Delete keys are too far away. I'd like to assign their function to a key combination that is more convenient to type. Let's start with Home. I have already ...
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I have an issue with keyboard shortcuts conflict (an event is triggered upon a key press instead of release). (This is a very old issue which is common for users using 2 or more keyboard layouts). An ...
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Thinkpad L14 with German keyboard is missing keys for pipe, "less", "greater". They should be left to "y" I tried several layouts from Ubuntu Settings. I could not get ...
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(Ubuntu 24.04.2 LTS, 64-bit, Gnome 46, Wayland, Linux 6.8.0-53-generic) I recently switched to a new keyboard layout, namely de-e1 ("E1" is a superset of the typical German (de) keyboard ...
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I installed a fresh Ubuntu 24.04 on a laptop where the keyboard is missing the key between shift and "Y", which usually has the symbols "less than", "greater than", and ...
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So, a few weeks ago I got my custom XKB keyboard layout working with Ubuntu. I followed the instructions here: https://who-t.blogspot.com/2020/09/user-specific-xkb-configuration-putting.html and ...
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If I type setxkbmap -query in the terminal of my Ubuntu 22.04 system I get this output: rules: evdev model: pc105 layout: se,ru,us variant: ,, options: lv3:ralt_switch,grp_led:...
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Where can I find extensive in depth info about the current standard layers from the keyboard key hit moment to the output interface inside the display (say bash hosted nvim editor) so I can understand ...
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I already have defined Ctrl+Shift+Win+Q for closing window, but this was done using Gnome-Settings -> Keyboard -> Shortcuts, now I want to map Ctrl+Shift+Win+X to Delete button for working with ...
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I have Logitech G510s keyboard. It has additional keys G1-G18. In 20.04 they were mapped as F1-F12 + 1-6. In 22.04, keycodes/event are extended and contains mapping of these keys (G1 scan code 656) as ...
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This is a follow up of Where should `setxkbmap us_programmer` go to make it persistent? which worked: So I wanted to simple remap the two keys, but was not sure if the <KPAD> is the right abbrev?...
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In a fresh Kubuntu 23.04 install, I have set the compose key to be on CapsLock. After every login, I have to open the Keyboard Advanced properties to set it again. Actually the settings display the ...
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