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2008-08-08
, 20:41
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I don't know exactly which keycode you need, but I described how to do something vaguely similar in this post. Maybe it will help. The key code is probably one of the "F" keys. The "select running applications" button is F5, I believe.
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2008-08-08
, 22:09
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You have a right arrow on the dpad....
But the top buttons are as follows:
f6 = middle, f8 = -, f7 = +
But the top buttons are as follows:
f6 = middle, f8 = -, f7 = +
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2008-08-09
, 03:00
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Actually, there is another post in that thread I linked to that has an xmodmap command line. That might be helpful too.
I need simple advice: I need to TEMPORARILY remap the fullscreen button to "right" [arrow].
the goal is to have this remapping being easy to turn on and off. I need this only for music playback (I have access only to the top through my case).
what command would I be using?
xmodmap -e "keycode *** = "Right"
gonna do the trick, or it won't restore to previous settings once closed?
thank you
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