Re: keybinding

I think in this case it would be preferable not to use openbox (although in
principle you can use e.g. xdotool), but rather directly set a keyboard
mapping via setxkbmap. For example in debian you could edit the file
/usr/share/X11/xkb/symbols/latin
by changing in the section "basic" the line
    key <AB07><>{ [         m,          M,           mu,    masculine ]>};
to
    key <AB07><>{ [         m,          M,           0,    masculine ]>};
and adding
    include "level3(ralt_switch)"
to the end of the section "basic".Then run
setxkbmap latin basic
from command line and right_alt+m produces 0 everywhere.

Best,
Łukasz





2016-05-28 16:08 GMT+01:00 rez santos <[email protected]>:

> Hello, how can I make a keyboard shortcut for inserting a character (e.g.
> 0) on any text editor?
> One of my laptop's key (0) is not working and it doesn't have a numpad so
> I want to insert the number 0 with "Ctr-m" as a key combination.
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