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where do i put keycode commands on startup?

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http://forums.opensuse.org – Hi there, In which rc.keymap like file in openSuse I put this: keycode 86 = backslash shift keycode 86 = bar Need to have the | also in the console on my nec versa p520. I got it working with X by putting: keycode 94 = backslash bar in ~/.Xmodmap (Distributions)

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Im trying to find how to something like :

Control+z="<" Control+x=">"

Is this possible?

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Hi,

I am new to linux. I just installed linux on my laptop and whenever I tried to type a backslash key, '>' appears instead. I once came across a post that guided me to write a shell script using xmodmap -e "keycode 94 = backslash bar". However, I am unable to make that script to run automatically when I start the OS. Can anyone please guide me how to do so? Thanks lot.

Hi,I don't use fluxbox and I don't know if it determines something.But you can use xmodmap to remap keys and combinations.With xev you can press the keys and know the keycode to use for xmodmapE.g.xmodmap -e 'keycode 56 = Control_L' xmodmap -e 'keycode 64 = AudioUp'

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2013-04-01T10:51:34Z

I have Ubuntu installed on an Imac. I have a spanish keyboard and the the keys "<" and "º" are inverted. I can solve this issue with the following command:

xmodmap -e 'keycode 94=masculine ordfeminine backslash brokenbar backslash brokenbar' -e 'keycode 49=less greater'

I have put this command in /etc/init.d/rc.local and in the xfce startup application utility.

When I program I like to swap these keys:

Esc <-> Tab

Ctrl <-> Caps Lock

In ~/.xmodmap, I have specified these re-mappings:

keycode 66 = Control_L

keycode 37 = Caps_Lock

keycode 23 = Escape

keycode 9 = Tab

The Escape and Tab keys swaps, no problem, but instead of Caps_Lock and Control_L swapping, both those keys becomes Caps_Lock.

Using xmodmap I want to redefine my keyboard to access umlauted characters and cedillas more easily. I copy the following content to a file myxmodmap, then I select

setxkbmap us xmodmap myxmodmap

and it does not work.

Then I selected

setxkbmap us_intl xmodmap myxmodmap

First you need to remap the Super key to something else so it is not seen as a modifier key any more.Use `xev' to find out what keycode your Super key produces, then use xmodmap to change that keycode to something unused, like F13 or higher.The command will be something like e.g.