On 14 Aug 2001 17:00:18 +0200, Klaus Zeitler wrote:
>
> I'm using the super key (defined as modifier 5) often combined with the
> shift key to interact with my window manager, i.e. I have defined
> a whole bunch of lines like e.g.
>
> Key i A 5 Iconify
>
> after a while I ran out of mnemonic <super>-<char> combinations so I started
> combining them with the shift key, like:
>
> Key x A 5S exec xterm
>
>
> For some odd reason the following 4 key combinations don't work:
> <super>-<shift>-s
> <super>-<shift>-w
> <super>-<shift>-x
> <super>-<shift>-2
>
> but all other <super>-<shift>-<key> combinations work just fine.
I currently have the following modifiers (accourding to xmodmap):
mod4 Super_L (0x73), Super_R (0x74)
mod5 Scroll_Lock (0x4e)
And for me both bindings (with Super and with Scroll_Lock) work well:
Key x A 4S Exec exec xterm
Key x A 5S Exec exec xterm
However, I run panel (from GNOME) and the following does not launch xterm:
Key g A 4C Exec exec xterm
Instead the panel's menu is invoked. Ctrl-Super-G and Ctrl-Super-R are
handled by panel globally in my case.
It is likely that you run some application that receives your keys before
fvwm or any other application. You may verify this with an empty fvwmrc
using xev.
Regards,
Mikhael.
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Received on Thu Aug 16 2001 - 07:23:15 BST