Re: Cordless Freedom Optical keymap

xbindkeys is probably a lot easier to use to get the multimedia keys
working than trying to do it in a keyboard mapping file.  And every
multimedia keyboard out there has a different layout so I'm not sure how
useful a map file specifically for the logitec wireless board will be.  
there is even a gtk gui to configure xbindkeys settings....

-jef


On Sat, 2002-09-14 at 02:39, Shaun Carter wrote:
> Just purchased the cordless freedom optical kb/mouse set from logitech.
> I am happy to report that both worked within seconds of plugging them in
> to my RH (null) box.  
> 
> Now all I need to do is get the extra keys mapped.  That would be my
> problem.  I have no idea how to accomplish this.  I currently have the
> following Xmodmap file that I did a xmodmap .Xmodmap to, and the
> following keycodes to use.  I have the "windows" keys working the way I
> want them, using the F13 and F15 in xmodmap.  Now how do I get the rest 
> to launch apps/control volume?  I tried to xmodmap keycode 174=aumix -v
> -5
> and keycode 176=aumix -v +5 but xmodmap errored telling me it was an 
> invalid keysym.
> 
> Any one out there done this yet?