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Subject: Re: keymap and .Xmodmap for meta and control
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>>> Did you use "xev" to see what the keys claim for their keycodes?
>> it produces codes which seem not to be the same code as keymap(5), which
>> i am trying to hack.
> Well, if that's the case, then why are you trying to use .Xmodmap?
> [ and then some religious stuff about keymaps and so forth ...]

as the original message said quite clearly, because i want the mappings to
work both with and without X.

randy


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