I'm trying to bind multimedia keys by their names:
$ grep mpc ~/.config/i3/config
bindsym XF86AudioPrev exec --no-startup-id mpc prev
bindsym XF86AudioNext exec --no-startup-id mpc next
Those bindings didn't work. `xev` didn't recognize "keypress" events
w
s.
Now after boot I have the multimedia keys and I do not need to unplug and
plug again the keyboard to get them working.
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For the record I found out that not the reinstall of packages helped the
keyboard multimedia keys to work again, but rather subesquential
unplug/plug to the system.
For me it is still a big question why this is not working after system boot
Here is what I see after replug
If you have any idea
Never give up - after trying different options examining different files I
manage it to break all setup and no kbd or mouse working.
Than I did
apt-get --reinstall install xserver-xorg-input-kbd xserver-xorg-input-evdev
xserver-xorg-input-evdev-dbg
and all is working fine - the multimedia keys
lly have, ie is that the actual model of
> keyboard that you use? If not, I would set it to "pc104" for a US
> keyboard, or "pc105" for an international keyboard. Those are the
> "Generic 104-key PC" and "Generic 105-key (Intl) PC", respectively. I
&
or an international keyboard. Those are the
"Generic 104-key PC" and "Generic 105-key (Intl) PC", respectively. I
am not sure if that will help, since the multimedia keys don't register
with xev, but it might be worth a shot. Just a guess on my part, though.
Take a look a
Petter Adsen wrote:
> xev -event keyboard
No they do not - any idea what direction I should dig.
I see this in the Xorg.0.log
[143241.089] (**) Option "xkb_rules" "evdev"
[143241.089] (**) Option "xkb_model" "a4techKB21"
[143241.089] (**) Option "xkb_layout" "us,de,bg"
[143241.089] (**) Option
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deloptes wrote:
> Hi
> as the title says I am unable to use the multimedia keys on the
> keyboard since upgrade to jessie.
> Do you have any hint, because all I find is information on how to fix
> the multimedia keys in general, which is of n
Hi
as the title says I am unable to use the multimedia keys on the keyboard
since upgrade to jessie.
Do you have any hint, because all I find is information on how to fix the
multimedia keys in general, which is of no use.
On the notebook the multimedia keys (Volume Up/Down and Mute) work fine
Hi Ralf,
On 12 February 2013 14:12, Ralf Mardorf wrote:
>> Btw. I experienced on other distros that PA today is easy to remove and
>> don't use a dummy package anymore
I've uninstalled pulseaudio - that went when I uninstalled Gnome -
sorry for any confusion (and yes, libpulse is indeed still in
PS: Don't confuse pulseaudio with libpulse, there's no need to install
libpulse or what ever the package is named.
Btw. I experienced on other distros that PA today is easy to remove and
don't use a dummy package anymore and in some cases it's possible to
really disable it, without any drawbacks a
PPS:
On Tue, 2013-02-12 at 15:11 +0100, Ralf Mardorf wrote:
> PS: Don't confuse pulseaudio with libpulse, there's no need to install
^^^
A typo: remove, uninstall
> libpulse or what e
I don't know if pulseaudio has to do with your multimedia key issue, I
don't think so, OTOH for this software everything seems to be possible.
However, I neither like multimedia keys, nor pulseaudio.
If you want to get rid of PA, I should be able to help you.
I don't know which o
Hello all,
After a full day's hard googling, I posted this to debian-laptop
yesterday, but haven't had a response, so maybe here is a more
appropriate place? Apologies in advance if not.
I'm running Wheezy and the multimedia/volume keys don't work in
Windowmaker (they work fine with Gnome and Xfc
investigate by running xev.
With xev I noticed that when pressing the multimedia keys in Openbox,
there are two KeyRelease events generated:
-
KeymapNotify event, serial 45, synthetic NO, window 0x0,
keys: 68 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8
0 0 0
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Ansgar Burchardt wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I recently switched from GNOME to KDE on my iBook G4, but don't know how
> to get the multimedia keys working.
>
> They worked fine under GNOME, but under KDE only the monitor brightness
>
Hi,
I recently switched from GNOME to KDE on my iBook G4, but don't know how
to get the multimedia keys working.
They worked fine under GNOME, but under KDE only the monitor brightness
keys work, albeit with no visual feedback. I tried assigning global
shortcuts in kcontrol, but the key
Hi all
Does anyone know a solution to bypass some keys at xscreensaver's
locked-mode? If the screen is locked, and I press the key volume-up,
then the password-box appears and the volume doesn't change.
Google show many users with the same problem in older times... is there
now a solution for t
Toshiro wrote:
> IMWheel: A daemon for X11, which watches for mouse wheel actions and outputs
> them as keypresses
>
> What I want is exactly the opposite of what imwheel provides.
>
> Regards,
> Toshiro.
>
> PS: Of course I'm running xorg (in sid)
Oh wellhmmm - are you using 'xmodmap'?
> > I have a Genius Ergomedia 700 keyboard that has tons of extra
> > keys.
> >
> > I've been able to map all of them except an included scroll wheel, I
> > have
> the
> > scancodes that generates but I don't know which command should I map so
> > it behaves exactly as a mouse scroll wheel.
> >
>
Toshiro wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I have a Genius Ergomedia 700 keyboard that has tons of extra
> keys.
>
> I've been able to map all of them except an included scroll wheel, I have
the
> scancodes that generates but I don't know which command should I map so it
> behaves exactly as a mouse scroll wh
Hi!
I have a Genius Ergomedia 700 keyboard that has tons of extra
keys.
I've been able to map all of them except an included scroll wheel, I have the
scancodes that generates but I don't know which command should I map so it
behaves exactly as a mouse scroll wheel.
Anyone knows how to do thi
On Fri, 2004-07-02 at 08:20, Christian Christmann wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I've a Gericom Blockbuster m2040 XL notebook. On the
> front side of the case there are some multimedia buttons
> like the play or forward button for the controll of audio/
> video programs.
> Unfortunately, these buttons don't wor
nately, these buttons don't work with Linux (Debian
> Sarge) by default and I have no idea how to get them to
> work.
apt-cache search is your friend. Give these a go:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] markup]$ apt-cache search multimedia keys
acme - Enables the "multimedia buttons" found on
Hi,
I've a Gericom Blockbuster m2040 XL notebook. On the
front side of the case there are some multimedia buttons
like the play or forward button for the controll of audio/
video programs.
Unfortunately, these buttons don't work with Linux (Debian
Sarge) by default and I have no idea how to get th
Hello
Jaap Haitsma (<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>) wrote:
>> I made mine (Logitech itouch-like) work using the hotkeys package.
>>
> Thanks but my laptop isn't listed overthere. :(. I've had it working
> in Gnoppix (Knoppix for Gnome), so I guess I need to change my
> keyboard configuration, but I don't k
You're right. Any key combo involving Fn isn't going to get picked up
by software
I'm 100% sure it's a setting. It works fine in Gnoppix, which is based
on Knoppix/Debian
If I run showkey -s on a console in Gnoppix I see the keycodes of the Fn
combos involving the Fn key. And also acme works ove
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Jaap Haitsma <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hi,
>
> I'd like to to use the volume up and volume down keys of my dell
> laptop in Gnome. However if I go to Desktop Preferences / Multimedia
> Keys I cannot attach Fn-VolumeU
I made mine (Logitech itouch-like) work using the hotkeys package.
Thanks but my laptop isn't listed overthere. :(. I've had it working in
Gnoppix (Knoppix for Gnome), so I guess I need to change my keyboard
configuration, but I don't know how to do that :(
Jaap
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Jaap Haitsma wrote:
| Hi,
|
| I'd like to to use the volume up and volume down keys of my dell laptop
| in Gnome. However if I go to Desktop Preferences / Multimedia Keys I
| cannot attach Fn-VolumeUp(PageUp) or Fn-VolumeDown(PageDown) t
These packages may help you:
lineakd - LinEAK - GUI configurable support for multimedia keyboards
lineakconfig - GTK+ configurator for lineakd
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Hello
Jaap Haitsma (<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>) wrote:
> I'd like to to use the volume up and volume down keys of my dell
> laptop in Gnome. However if I go to Desktop Preferences / Multimedia
> Keys I cannot attach Fn-VolumeUp(PageUp) or Fn-VolumeDown(PageDown) to
> the approp
Hi,
I'd like to to use the volume up and volume down keys of my dell laptop
in Gnome. However if I go to Desktop Preferences / Multimedia Keys I
cannot attach Fn-VolumeUp(PageUp) or Fn-VolumeDown(PageDown) to the
appropriate events. It simply doesn't notice that I pushed those k
is there any way to make xscrensaver to ignore the some keys and let
them through? I would like to be able to control the xmms even when the
screen is locked (i.e. the multi-media keys play, stop, next, prev, volume)
is that possible? it doesn't seem like xscreensaver supports it, is
there
sven kissner wrote:
Joel Konkle-Parker wrote:
What's the best way to get my keyboard's multimedia keys to work in Woody?
I've used Gnome 2.4's media keys applet, but is there something
available in 1.4 that can do the same thing?
you may take a look at lineak, but i d
Joel Konkle-Parker wrote:
> What's the best way to get my keyboard's multimedia keys to work in Woody?
>
> I've used Gnome 2.4's media keys applet, but is there something
> available in 1.4 that can do the same thing?
you may take a look at lineak, but i do
Hello
Joel Konkle-Parker (<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>) wrote:
> What's the best way to get my keyboard's multimedia keys to work in
> Woody?
>
> I've used Gnome 2.4's media keys applet, but is there something
> available in 1.4 that can do the same thing?
I u
Joel Konkle-Parker wrote:
What's the best way to get my keyboard's multimedia keys to work in Woody?
I've used Gnome 2.4's media keys applet, but is there something
available in 1.4 that can do the same thing?
depends on what you mean by 'working'
to make th
What's the best way to get my keyboard's multimedia keys to work in Woody?
I've used Gnome 2.4's media keys applet, but is there something
available in 1.4 that can do the same thing?
Thanks in advance.
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If you have a HP laptop, look here
http://sourceforge.net/projects/omke
Noah L. Meyerhans ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote*:
>
>On Sun, Nov 17, 2002 at 04:10:22PM -0500, Levi Waldron wrote:
>> Is there a way to configure the extra keys on my laptop - play, stop, FF
>, RW
>> - to work with a software CD
XF86AudioMedia
Once you've got the keysyms bound, you can do interesting things with
them. It's usually in your window manager that you do this. Sawfish
has xmms bindings available, so you can easily bind the multimedia keys
to xmms actions. It's also pretty easy to get W
Is there a way to configure the extra keys on my laptop - play, stop, FF, RW
- to work with a software CD player?
I have found the funkey kernel patch - http://rick.vanrein.org/linux/funkey/
- but is there a Debian way? (Woody 2.4.18)
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