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vcottineau

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[SOLVED] Keyboard Configuration Files

Hello,

I just bought a new computer (AIRIS praxis N1520 B) and I didn't manage to make the keyboard working properly (fn-hotkeys).
When I received it Ubuntu was installed and the fn-hotkeys were working.

I am now wandering wich file I have to modify or parameters to select (xkbmodel, ...)

Tanks in advance

Last edited by vcottineau (2012-06-29 16:58:38)

Inxsible

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From: Chicago

Registered: 2008-06-09

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Re: [SOLVED] Keyboard Configuration Files

you can simply check the keycodes in xbindkeys and reassign the shortcuts.

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alphaniner

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Re: [SOLVED] Keyboard Configuration Files

If it had Ubuntu installed from factory maybe you could get something from the manufacturer.

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vcottineau

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Re: [SOLVED] Keyboard Configuration Files

Thanks for your answer.

I just thought that there would be an easiest way to do it.
I found something about the xbindkeys on the Arch Wiki so I think i will manage it.