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author | svu <svu> | 2008-02-12 20:34:08 +0000 |
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committer | svu <svu> | 2008-02-12 20:34:08 +0000 |
commit | 38d2ea83324429aa1406309beb312030a931efcf (patch) | |
tree | 5c6ff64736d1385b43e984350af5a1e3f4fec3c7 /keycodes | |
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sun type6 support, b.fd.o#13664
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diff --git a/keycodes/sun b/keycodes/sun index 0930bbaa..70400a4c 100644 --- a/keycodes/sun +++ b/keycodes/sun @@ -554,8 +554,37 @@ xkb_keycodes "type6_euro" { include "sun(type5_euro)" }; +// Even though this is labeled as _usb, I verified these keycodes as accurate +// on my type5 serial and type6 serial keyboards as well on linux-2.6 boxes. +// I'm not sure where the "type5" keycodes above are coming from... xkb_keycodes "type6_usb" { include "xfree86" + + <STOP> = 232; + <AGAI> = 133; + <PROP> = 134; + <UNDO> = 135; + <FRNT> = 140; + <COPY> = 248; + <OPEN> = 191; + <PAST> = 192; + <FIND> = 122; + <CUT> = 188; + + <HELP> = 245; + + // The blank has keycode 239 on my type6 serial kb, but 134 on + // my type6 usb keyboard (same as <PROP>) + <BLNK> = 239; + + // AltGr + PrScr actually sends a different keycode + <SYRQ> = 92; + + <MUTE> = 160; + <VOL-> = 174; + <VOL+> = 176; + <POWR> = 222; + indicator 4 = "Compose"; }; |