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Well, finally I succeeded in making kde recognize all my mouse buttons (MX700) correctly.
I am running KDE3.5, starting it automatically at runlevel5 (through inittab) and using xmodmap to correct the buttons mapping.
The problem is that the only way I´ve found (and I did try a lot of solutions) to run xmodmap automaticaly was to add an executable file in ~/.kde/Autostart/
And the problems :
1. I have to manually create the file for each new user.
2. Where fo I put it for user root ?
3. What happens if I want to use another DM ?
So - is there someplace I can move that executable (if you have a better idea - I game), so that I´ll have my mouse buttons for any user and for any DM - while using only ONE such file ?
Thanks
Ben
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I *believe* that anything that is put in xmodmap can be put directly into xorg.conf, BUT the formatting will be totally different. And I may be wrong.
The root user, you can put it in the /root directory, that is their home directory.
I think there is a file that is executed whenever you log in. This depends if you are using kdm, gdm, xdm -- for example, it might be .Xsession for xdm. Or I may be wrong. I'm really working from faulty memory here. Time to run memtest.... :-D
Dusty
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a small script maybe to call... or add to rc.local (never tried that!)
xmodmap ~<path to .Xmodmap>
my2c
Mr Green
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won't work in rc.local because it needs to be run after x starts up....
Dusty
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i think if you put the kbmap as ".Xmodmap" in ~ of every user its the user's default... but again you have to do it for every user separately...
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and put it in /etc/skel for future users
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Why not just put it in /etc/xmodmap, and symlink from each user's home?
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if every user has to use the same kbdmap, of course
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