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List:       kde-devel
Subject:    Re: KAccel (?) breakage
From:       Thorsten Schnebeck <thorsten.schnebeck () gmx ! net>
Date:       2002-02-12 15:11:39
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Am Montag, 11. Februar 2002 16:10 schrieb Ellis Whitehead:
> On Monday 11 February 2002 03:55, Thorsten Schnebeck wrote:
> > [snip]
> >
> > > Hmm.  That surely isn't a kaccel thing, since kaccel couldn't disable
> > > the area.  I'll look into it, though.
> >
> > Is this disabled for you, too?
>
> Yes.  I've fixed it locally and will commit later today.

Ahh, I see some changes in CVS, will try it later... ;-)

> > Sorry, this happend on a small installation happening last weekend.
> > Computer + keyboard are back to its owner with a fine KDE2+KDE3
> > installation ;-) Is the config dialog in KControl the only necessary
> > point of keyboard configuration or should I set something more specific
> > in XF86Config, too?
>
> So the keys are working for the owner?

We made some test via a telephone:
with no optins in XF86Config-4 keyboard section and KDE3 -> itouch,Germany:
Standard German Windows keyboard, I see the special keys in xev, no reaction 
in KDE key chooser
with itouch option in XF86Config-4 keyboard section and KDE3 -> 
itouch,Germany:
keyboard layout brocken.

So, cause a Cherry RS13000 is not a Logitech iTouch we should forget this, 
maybe I can make a working Xmodmap for this keyboard, when I visit my friend.

Two questions for KDEs keyboard expert ;-)

1. I have a 5-key-mouse+wheel, I use mousemap to map the two extra keys (5,4 
for wheel, so I'm talking of 6,7) to X11 key names.
This works so far, I can set these e.g. to F20,F19 and assign these keys to 
KDE actions, but now I want to assign the mouse-key to Ctrl+C, but I don't 
know how. Is it possible to have two X11 keys (Ctrl+C or F20) for one action 
(copy)?

2. I have problems in Konsole running the editor jed. In KDE3 some 
control-combinations do not work: Ctrl+s (Search), Ctrl+xs+xc (Hold Control, 
press first "x", "s" then "x", "c" now release "Ctrl" for "save & exit") This 
works in KDE2, in KDE3 the last combination does not work and produces a "^X" 
in my text.

Have Fun!

  Thorsten  
 
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