Am Samstag, 19. März 2011 schrieb Volker Wysk: > Am Freitag 18 März 2011, 21:48:45 schrieb Kristopher Gamrat: > > > I want to allocate Alt as Alt, and the two Windows-Keys as Meta. I had > > > this set up, using xmodmap. But after upgrading KDE it no longer works, > > > neither with Trinity nor with KDE4. It looks like KDE3/4 does the > > > allocation on its own now. > > > > If you set it up in KDE3, you should be able to do it the same way in > > TDE because we're a continued KDE3. If you did it in KDE4, or if you > > do it in TDE and it reverts when you use KDE4, you might have to ask > > KDE4 support about it. > > It works with KDE3, but not with Trinity. I've made a .Xmodmap file which > reallocates the key bindings, but when I call it (xmodmap ~/.Xmodmap) in > Trinity, the Up key calls KSnapshot; the other arrow keys don't do anything > any longer; and so on. Funny, I had the same problem with keymappings. Actually, "AltGr" gave {"Cursor left", "AltGr" }, "right Ctrl" was "Enter", "Insert" called "Ksnapshot" and os on. After struggling some hours I removed .trinity and started all over. Now most things work, except the "cursor up" key does not work in xine. I'd like to kno what's going on there, but I have no clue :-( Nik