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Title: Cacko3k And Xqt
Post by: iamasmith on May 04, 2005, 09:12:16 am

Hi, I don't know if anyone else has tried this but I thought I better give it a go.

I just installed xqt-server 1.9.0 from xqt.sourceforge.jp/feed-testing knowing that this version has some stuff in to make it work better with KeyHelper.

Since Anton updated the KeyHelper stuff in the latest version of the CyrillicInput applet the issue with Shift sticking is nailed. You can now leave KeyHelper enabled on the Cacko3K ROM and your keyboard behaves itself ... that makes me SO happy.

Title: Cacko3k And Xqt
Post by: iamasmith on May 04, 2005, 12:55:11 pm

Seveal hours later, unfortunately it still effects PocketWorkstation... nuts

My advice if you are running PocketWorkstation on XQT using Cacko3K is to edit the startx script, add at the top..

khctl disable

at the bottom..

khctl enable

Then create a .xmodmaprc in the home directory of the zaurus user on Qtopia containing...

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keycode 69 = slash comma
keycode 70 = period question
keycode 142 = braceleft
keycode 143 = braceright
keycode 22 = minus grave
This makes slash, comma, period and question behave as per the 3K ROM.
Also gives Shift + - = `
Fn + O = {
Fn + P = }

To find out more about the keysyms look at...

http://wiki.linuxquestions.org/wiki/List_o...ised_by_Xmodmap (http://wiki.linuxquestions.org/wiki/List_of_Keysyms_Recognised_by_Xmodmap)

Note that the two values on each keycode line refer to unshifted and shifted state.

Keycodes can be gotten by using xev.

Regards,

Andy