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xmodmap is a tool for manipulating keymaps and pointer button mappings in the Xorg environment.

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If I remap keys for user with xmodmap xmodmap -e "keycode 135 = Super_R" settings disappear and stop working after some time or when I reconnect keyboard. So I'm looking for permanent ...
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I have copied my keyboard config(.Xmodmap file) from arch to kali. It is sourced in .xsessions and some keys work fine. However some keys are not good, for example I use the first letter row of the ...
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I want to remap my "Alt+ijkl" keys to "up,left,down,right", but when I look for my key mappings with xmodmap -pke I get : keycode 31 = i I Cyrillic_sha Cyrillic_SHA rightarrow ...
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I am using arch linux.I made some key modifications and one of them is caps lock to escape (this is why i used xmodmap instead of the setxkbmap one line swap escape) the problem is when adding "...
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TL;DR I have a configuration for remapping keys in xkb, which I think should work. setxkbmap reads it without error, but there's no effect. I'm trying to remap my numpad keys to navigation keys. I ...
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I am trying to swap my Super_L and Control_L keys on my keyboard. I determine the keycodes for remapping these keys using xev, showkey, and xmodmap itself. They provide me different keycodes but none ...
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I am using GNU/Linux (Devuan) with the mate desktop and with i3wm. I would like to assign mod1 to Meta_L. If I show the current assignment with $ xmodmap I get mod1 Alt_L (0x40), Meta_L (0xcd)...
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I have a keyboard whose F2, F3, F4 keys send ctrl+a, ctrl+c, ctrl+v events respectively instead of a unique keycode which could be remapped easily using xmodmap keycode mapping. My goal is to use the ...
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Is it possible to map the upper left esc key to fn? How? Apparently xmodmap is deprecated and you should use something like setxkbmap instead. I tried something like: xmodmap -e "keycode 1 = 464&...
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I have a KVM switch for which the hot-key is <scroll lock> <scroll lock>. The hot key lets me switch the keyboard, video and mouse from a Windows machine to a Linux machine, but not vice-...
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On my new laptop keyboard, there's a strange key next to my shift key. Frankly it's useless to me and having a shorter shift key doesn't let me reach some of the combinations that I was used to. I'd ...
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When pressing Alt_R+8 it prints XKeysymToKeycode returns keycode: 34 and I started to wonder if it's possible to emulate this with different key combo. It's a pain to output brackets using right alt ...
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I have a script to: Set the keyboard layout to include accents Set capslock as mod when held Set capslock as escape when pressed It looks like this: setxkbmap -rules evdev -model evdev -layout us -...
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I'm trying to also have access to my arrow keys from the default Vim hjkl. Since CtrlShiftAlt seems to be a rare key combo, I was thinking about using that. How would I do that using setxkbmap (or ...
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I am noob, so I'm a little overwhelmed by all of this. I am using manjaro. What I am trying to do is to remap the greater and less keys to the position of the colon and period since the keyboard I use ...
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