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Subject: Shell scripts with Fn
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Hello,

I wonder if I can execute self-written shell scripts by pressing one of the 
Fn keys? I am using Freebsd 5 and know how to change characters on my 
keymap, but need some help putting shell commands at certain keys if 
possible...

TIA