On Mon, Dec 28, 2009 at 3:03 PM, <aw...@lafn.org> wrote: > I was about to blog on this, perhaps a different angle of attack than > what you ask for, but it works for me. > (I'm suffering from blog constipation, > things worth blogging about are happening too fast > and taking up all the time I have to blog about them. :-( ) > > I remap the Windows key to the escape character. > > I'm using a Debian system with the 'kbd' package replacing > 'console-tools' - this makes a big difference. > The procedure for remapping keys under 'console-tools' is > described in the console/keyboard Howto from tldp. > To do this under 'kbd', first identify the key code for the > Windows key - same as under 'console-tools', with showkeys. > On my system, it was 126. > Then go to the directory /etc/console-setup/, > and backup the file cached.kmap.gz. > Uzip it with the tool of your choice. > Following the pattern of the file, > go to, or insert if it isn't there, the appropriate line, in my case > > keycode 126 = Control_o Control_o Control_o Control_o Control_o Control_o > Control_o > Control_o Control_o Control_o > > and fill in with the appropriate value - as you can see, > I remap it in my screenrc to C-O for various reasons. > Recompress the file and replace the original cached.kmap.gz. > Then execute the command: > > setupcon --force -v -k > > Anyway, it works for me. :-)
Well that's a bit more involved than what I was looking for, but I'll give it a shot ;-) Cheers, and thanks a lot! :-Dustin p.s. You should blog it too ;-) _______________________________________________ screen-users mailing list screen-users@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/screen-users
