61 lines
2.5 KiB
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61 lines
2.5 KiB
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// Keyboard modification for Apple keyboards
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// $XFree86: $
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partial default modifier_keys
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xkb_symbols "extended" {
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key <KPEQ> { [ KP_Equal ] };
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// The key in the PC's Insert position is sometimes engraved Help (at least
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// in Switzerland and Great Britain), with Insert sometimes above. But in the
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// US and Canada, it remains Insert. So this should probably be an XkbOption,
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// but I have to do more research.
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// Perhaps Help should be the primary symbol with Insert in the 1st shift-level
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// key <INS> { [ Help, Insert ] };
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// The keys next to F12, labeled F13, F14, & F15 generate codes that XFree86
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// claims not to generate. I think they should be equivalent to the PC keys
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// Print Screen / SysRq, Scroll Lock, and Pause. Linux kernel bug?
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// key <PRSC> { [ F13 ] }; // should be keycode 93 or
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// key <FK13> { [ F13 ] }; // should be keycode 118
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// key <SCLK> { [ F14 ] }; // should be keycode 123 or
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// key <FK14> { [ F14 ] }; // should be keycode 119
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// key <PAUS> { [ F15 ] }; // should be keycode 127 or
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// key <FK15> { [ F15 ] }; // should be keycode 120
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};
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partial modifier_keys
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xkb_symbols "laptop" {
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include "apple(extended)"
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// The real numlock key on the iBook (shared with F5) works internally to
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// the keyboard. It illuminates the Num_Lock led and locks the fn-key to
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// type only the keypad keys on the letter keys (U=4, I=5, O=6, P=*, etc.).
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// The key in the Num_lock position is engraved with Clear.
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override key <NMLK> { [ Clear ] };
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// The key engraved Delete sends BKSP. To get Delete, use Shift-Delete
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override key <BKSP> { [ BackSpace, Delete ] };
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// These keyboards only generate a <RALT> when pressing fn+Alt. This makes
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// it impossible to get to the third shift level on keys that are on
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// the fn-keypad, so use the Enter key (right of <SPC>) for Mode_switch,
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// and use fn+Enter (Apple's code for Menu) for KP_Enter.
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replace key <KPEN> { [ ISO_Level3_Shift ] };
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modifier_map Mod2 { ISO_Level3_Shift };
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// Linux kernel bug with Menu on macs means this doesn't work yet
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// replace key <MENU> { [ KP_Enter ] }; // should be keycode 117
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};
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partial modifier_keys
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xkb_symbols "laptop_bad_switch" {
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include "apple(laptop)"
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// Before XFree86 4.3, most keymaps were configured to generate the
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// third-level shift from the second group as opposed to the third-level
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// of the first group. These keymaps require this mapping to work as
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// expected.
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replace key <KPEN> { [ Mode_switch ] };
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modifier_map Mod2 { Mode_switch };
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};
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