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Caps_Lock and Search (Super_L) #18

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phreshbeatz opened this issue Nov 13, 2015 · 3 comments
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Caps_Lock and Search (Super_L) #18

phreshbeatz opened this issue Nov 13, 2015 · 3 comments

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@phreshbeatz
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Hi, great work on this stuff. I struggled a great deal with getting the search key to function as Caps_Lock, but FINALLY SOLVED IT UGH.
I think other users might find it helpful if you added the following to ~/.xbindkeysrc

"xdotool key Caps_Lock"
m:0x0 + c:225
"xdotool keyup ctrl+XF86Search; xdotool key Super_L; xdotool keydown ctrl"
m:0x4 + c:225

@eyecreate
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Thanks for sharing this. I'm not sure this is the right thing to make default because some commands could be lost without a super key. It can be added to the readme, though, so those wanting alternative functions could have time saved.

@phreshbeatz
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I see. I know on my HP 14 there is no Super key, and with the existing
commands there is no Super key alternative, which is why I added that
command on my own machine.

On Fri, Nov 13, 2015 at 12:51 PM, eyecreate [email protected]
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Closed #18 via 5945e83.


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@eyecreate
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Interesting. Guess since the search key on my c720 functioned as a super key by default, I assumed that was common practice. For now, it is best where it is, but it could be a custom device script in the future.

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