I recently bought a DELL Latitude E6410 and can't found (tried everything) the "diple" key .
Here is a photo of my keyboard : http://www.touchedeclavier.com/3357-thickbox_default/dell-latitude-e6410.jpg
I'm running debian 8 .
Is there a solution to assign both diple symbols to another key ?
Thank you in advance,
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I have an issue on my laptop. When I start or sometimes when I plug an usb the layout method changes from qwerty uk to a weird "qwfp"
My hardware + os version:
KDE plasma version : 5.26
framework : 5.98
Laptop: lenovo x230i
What I have tried so far :
The : ibus-setup, My first input method is english
inputmethod
To solve temporary the issue I can switch to U-S layout but at the next restart It will be the same
Someone knows how to definitely changes it ?
On Windows the events of the 'Return' key by default are already linked to the <KP_Enter> key. For example selecting a combobox item, or closing a mesagebox
Here I use Linux Mint x64 Cinnamon 20.2, based on Ubuntu. And the <KP_Enter> key is not linked to the events of the 'Return' key. Is this a bug? Or I need to do some configuration.
example if I try to select an item from the combobox with Enter, it works. But if I press <KP_Enter> (numeric enter) nothing happens
If this is a bug, where can I report it?
Key Pad Enter (KP_Enter) does not work on Ubuntu. Let me know if you find an alternative.
This is the archived list of predefined events and it is listed. Again, if there is an alternative let us know.
https://web.archive.org/web/20190512164300id_/http://infohost.nmt.edu/tcc/help/pubs/tkinter/web/event-types.html
from my knowledge of free pascal programming
in windows : Enter(or return key) is mapped to one key VK_RETURN
in Linux : Enter is mapped to 2 keys
for keypad(numeric) to XK_KP_Enter
for left return XK_RETURN
I have a very weird issue. I purchased the Logitech MX Keys Macintosh version. After settings up Pop OS by choosing the French Macinstosh version (which) is the correct one, the Logitech version swaps my # and < key strokes. When I connect a native Macintosh keyboard it works. Anyone any tip how I can fix this?
I had the same issue but not sure about the cause, pressing fn +p for 3 seconds seems to switch it back correctly.
Also, via the Logitech software:
disable the 'Always keep in mac-layout'.
I'm trying to stimulate the windows key button using pynput but cant find any answers in the pynput documentation
Try Key.cmd:
"A generic command button. On PC platforms, this corresponds to the Super key or Windows key, and on Mac it corresponds to the Command key. This may be a modifier."
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I have Raspbian Debian Wheezy installed on my Raspberry Pi. I was trying to learn python in IDLE 3 but when I tried to type the Number symbol (aka Hashtag, Pound) it came out with "£", so I can't type the number symbol at all. Also this symbol " is now swapped with the #. I was trying to reconfigure my keyboard with "sudo raspi-config" but I don't know what my model for my keyboard is. I am not familiar with the logo. But in the back it says "98149 Multimedia Keyboard". Is there a way to remap my keyboard correctly?
P.S. The default selected model is Generic 105 key (Intl) PC
you can use this command
setxkbmap us