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#1 2022-02-12 04:09:32

xaxazak
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Registered: 2022-02-12
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TTY shortcuts: RHS ctrl & alt don't work

When switching between TTYs via CTRL+ALT+F(#) I can only use the CTRL and ALT on the left side of the keyboard.
In Ubuntu I could use either left or right side.

Is this normal?
How do I configure Arch to allow me to use either side?

I did a brief google but I only found Ubuntu-specific instructions, ones that didn't distinguish between alts or ctrls and didn't work, and ones referencing non-existent config files.

Thanks,
Simon.

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#2 2022-02-12 04:23:34

Trilby
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Re: TTY shortcuts: RHS ctrl & alt don't work

Ctrl is irrelevant - that's not needed for changing vts, but is used for switching away from a running Xorg session.  Otherwise I can confirm that I can change vts only with the left alt not the right.


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#3 2022-02-12 07:24:42

xaxazak
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Re: TTY shortcuts: RHS ctrl & alt don't work

Thanks. Just tested and it seems CTRL can be either left or right when switching away. It's only ALT that's picky.

L-ALT + R-CTRL + F2 gets me to TTY.
L-ALT + F7 gets me to desktop.

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