Thanks for the info. It didn't completely work for me though. The keys
were trigging and mute worked, but due to limitations with the Intel HD
audio driver atm, I can only adjust the PCM volume and whatever gnome is
adjusting with volume up and volume down isn't that. Couldn't find
anywhere which illuminated me as to what its actually using to drive the
volume up and down. Gnome is fustrating - it's becoming less and less
transparent as it tries to make things easier for the user.
So I went back to X and finally figured out how XKBRules, Model and Layout
worked. I made sure the xkb/symbols file it was looking up linked the
appropriate buttons with the XF86Audio* symbols. That let me then make use
of enlightenment_remote as usual for keybindings.
enlightenment_remote any XF86AudioLowerVolume NONE 0 exec "amixer set PCM
6-"
enlightenment_remote any XF86AudioRaiseVolume NONE 0 exec "amixer set PCM
6+"
enlightenment_remote any XF86AudioMute NONE 0 exec "amixer set PCM toggle"
Is there a way of defining these keys by enlightenment_remote without
using keysymbols? i.e. via either keycodes or hexcodes for the keys?
Cheers,
Daniel.
On Mon, 23 May 2005 18:44:20 -0600, emby <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Daniel Stonier wrote:
I suspect perhaps this is the same reason that I can't get xmodmap to
committ and save keysymbol settings (for multimedia keys) inbetween
the entrance login and the e17 startup.
Currently the logs indicate they get set, but are lost by the time e17
has finished loading.
yes, I had the same problem. Finally worked around it using
gnome-control-center->keyboard shortcuts. It sets the
multimedia keys as follows:
Volume mute 0xa0
Volume down 0xae
Volume up 0xb0
Play (or play/pause) 0xa2
Stop playback 0xa4
Skip to previous 0x90
Skip to next 0x99
mb
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