Re: [STUMP] Windows key prefix key oddity

Could Left Control be an alternative?

I remapped Caps lock to mean Control and Left Control to mean F20, then set
the prefix-key to F20. I think the key is located in a convenient location,
in case you haven't considered it previously.

- Mikael


On Tue, Mar 25, 2014 at 7:56 PM, <[email protected]> wrote:

> Quote: /If sanity is worth nothing to someone, mapping F9 to backtick
> _after_ StumpWM is loaded could work. StumpWM seems to grab a set of
> keycodes, so if they are rewired after StumpWM has found out what the
> mapping is, you can enter the grave character withut StumpWM minding./
>
> I have fixed this problem by putting this line in stumpwmrc:
>
> (define-key *top-map* (kbd "F9") "send-escape")
>
> and removing the line for 75 from .xsession
>
> As I noticed send-escape was mapped to NIL in the help menu.
>
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