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----- Original message from Ken Teh on Wed Mar 28 20:48:36 2007 -----
> 
> Many years ago, I put together a configuration which allowed many of my 
> users to use the Jed editor in EDT emulation mode.  The configuration 
> consisted of a VT100 translation table for the xterm application that 
> made use the of PC keypad as an almost 1-1 map of the VT100 keypad. 
> (The PC keypad has a single large + key while the VT100 keypad has 2 
> keys at this coordinate).
> 
> The trick to this configuration was remapping the NumLock key with 
> xmodmap.  I used xmodmap to translate NumLock to an unused X keycode, in 
> particular, KP_Equal.  The xterm VT100 translation table then mapped 
> KP_Equal to the Gold Key.
> 
> I'm unable to do this with SL4x.  Xmodmap's at X session startup are 
> ignored.  Apparently, one needs to use the newer XKeyboard mechanism to 
> remap keys.  I can remap it interactively after I'm logged in.  I took a 
> stab at understanding XKeyboard, but it is poorly documented, at least, 
> from a simple users' perspective.
> 
> I am hoping someone on this list has some suggestions.  I suggested 
> folks quit using Jed, but that didn't get me anywhere. ;)
> 

       Hello,

       I use IceWM and I can use xmodmap in my ~/.icewm/startup file

       ...
       if [ -f .xmodmap-`hostname -s` ]
       then
         xmodmap .xmodmap-`hostname -s`
       if [ -f .xset-`hostname -s` ]
       ...

       ~/.xmodmap-rabeson          # for my Dell laptop

       remove Control = Control_R
       remove Mod2    = Num_Lock
       
       keycode 0x4D =  Num_Lock        Num_Lock
       keycode 0x6C =  Shift_R
       keycode 0x75 =  Multi_key
       keycode 0x6D =  Meta_R
       ! la petite touche i sur laptop Dell
       keycode 0x81 = F25
       
       add    Shift   = Shift_R
       add    Mod2    = Meta_R
       remove Mod2    = Alt_R
       add    Mod3    = F25
       add    Mod5    = Alt_R
       

-- 

                 Best regards,
                               Robert FRANCHISSEUR

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