How to display the current keyboard layout?
Is there a utility that allows to graphically display the current keyboard layout?
Is there a utility that allows to graphically display the current keyboard layout?
Is it possible to display all events that are generated in Xorg? Such as keyboard pressed, mouse events…?
I was reading this message from the zsh mailing list about key bindings and I’d like to know which key I need to press:
When I program I like to swap these keys:
There has been a similar question – but IMHO there has to be a simpler solution. If num-lock is on in the BIOS – why is it turned off during linux boot and/or KDE/Gnome/whatever startup?
I’d like to use UTF8 math symbols, when typing one list, another list.
I’m using a logitech k810 bluetooth keyboard with my laptop running Debian Wheezy. (I got the keyboard working by following this guide.)
How can I map Ctrl+Backspace to behave as Delete key with xkb? I can remap a single key on /usr/share/X11/xkb/symbols/pc but can’t figure out how to do the combination. My OS is Ubuntu 15.04
Without unplugging my keyboard I’d like to disable it from the terminal; I was hoping that this could be done using rmmod but based on my currently loaded modules it doesn’t look like it is possible.
I am on Ubuntu and using a Microsoft keyboard. I want to map my Win key to a Ctrl key. How can I do that?